Hey, at least they didn't crash it into a tree.

You know what's American? The ideas of capitalism and the free market society. They might not be strictly "from" America, but they are part of the American paradigm. The idea that citizens have the right to purchase the best product, not the product that society pressures them to buy.

Merica! Mericamericamerica!

So...why the quotations?

How do people determine what country a car is from?

Why is that in quotations? Is that an actual quote?

The idea that cars will one day be solar powered.

Flying cars, definitely.

Chevy plans to offer a package that will make the Sonic appear more powerful than it actually is. This may result in people appearing to be more interested in the Sonic than they actually are.

I see precisely what you did there.

Forgive me for being insensitive, but the word 'tragic' loses meaning when we apply it to people who off themselves by allegedly drunk-driving a high-speed 911 into the woods.

Just this morning we had Clarkson talking about how the new Beetle for 2012 is like a Golf but without enough room to make it useful for anything.

How's a Mini Rocketman concept for you?

Nevermind

Ugh Nibbles

But why is the headline so misleading then?

I never thought it was a hoax, but I did think that drunk driving a GT3 into the woods was possibly another stunt.

One day this chicken was walking around its cage and then here it is having its skeleton ripped out. That's a little unnerving.

I don't usually say this, but:

Eh, it's all relative.