Meanwhile, Jalopnik takes money from Toyota with one hand while giving Toyota the finger with the other.

@veronykah: Your gas isn't cheap, you're just not using that much of it. And at 80 mpg, god I hope that's a 125.

@CraigSu: Even before the leadfoot drylabbing, it was trivial to get 1 or 2 mpg better than EPA fuel economy in pretty much any car.

Any convertible can double as a pickup truck.

@2xwishbonz:

The thing keeping the Maine Coon doesn't walk away with this is people not knowing what the hell a Maine Coon is.

It is a civil offense. It is in the same category of offenses as parking illegally, or jaywalking.

@Deadpool:

@slackinfux:

A lot of junkyards, probably the ones most likely to still be around, aren't really junkyards...they're just yards full of junk.

There's at least one Nissan diesel-powered Z running around. It used to be bright red with a sunflower on the hood, and the center of the sunflower was the Earth.

I almost like it. this would be the first BMW since the Z8 that I've liked, if they'd get back to making headlights that looked like they belong on a BMW.

And therefore he has no excuse.

@Spiegel — Nobody sees the name:

@Lawdog: Hundreds of miles inland is even better.

@suss6052: Buick China has almost nothing to do with Buick USA. Different lineups, and due to how foreign companies are forced to operate in China, at least a partially distinct entity.

That is so totally awesome. Those kids will all have the best "where were you?" story of anyone they know (well, except the people who were also on the boat).

I was in far western Tokyo, about 8 miles west of Kokubunji, and it had pretty much tapered off here. I mean some things were rattling around in the kitchen, and I saw this metal siding on the building across the street rippling as it shook. But I'd felt worse before in Alaska.

@R2Dad: I say Pontiac, because "Pontiac is car."