Ken Block on his way to his day job, pretty much perfectly executed IMO.

Probably because people use stupid phrases like "flyover state"

I actually find these sorts of videos much more interesting than the ones on modern supercars. The DS and the Nash a few weeks ago are his recent high points. We can turn on any car show on TV to see a Z06 or Viper being tested, but not many people spend 24 minutes going over the details of a vintage Citroen.

I knew beforehand because I saw his name at the top.

I argue that the 250 GT Lusso is the most gorgeous car ever made.

I don't understand why Jalopnik features the guy in the first place, then. They're not obligated to answer outright hostile questions, but the similarities to Ford's design is overt and many people noticed it. I don't know why he can't have a bit of honesty rather than pretending people don't notice that.

It's pretty fucking gorgeous.

Seriously, this is not even an expression that anyone uses, in part because it makes the writer sound like a child and in part because it makes no sense. From a practical standpoint, it's embarrassing to be seen reading this site when garbage headlines like that are prominently displayed, and while I'm commenting…

Those of us who live in the north just understand this to be normal winter driving.

I would say that turning TC off and then flooring it full stop causing you to fly into the opposing lane of traffic is pretty unsafe. If he had just accelerated in a straight line then there wouldn't been a problem. Most bmw drivers are fine, but people that crash when showing off at car shows are generally allowed to…

Fail. Context is an actual thing. Look it up.

An empty parking lot isn't even remotely the same as getting butt fucked by your M4 on a crowded street.

"...and we're not sure how good that would be on your car."

location, location ,location

DANGEROUS TRICKS!!!!

I like keys turning in a socket.

If a trunk is a boot in Englandland, is a frunk a froot?

nope its not on the drivers side, I had better go around and try the drivers side.

In the spirit of sharing: At a local cruise night I had a fully grown adult, admittedly drunk, bellyflop onto the hood of my Trans Am, give me a thumbs up and slide down the front leaving a long and painful scratch across the Firechicken down to metal.