I saw this aircraft up close when it flew to Reading, PA for the World War II Weekend several years back.

I wonder if Olin now thinks it's worth it to express his views sticking up for this old fuckwit who wouldn't piss on Olin if he was on fire.

I don't know why anyone is hoping for or wanting an apology from this hatfucker. A forced apology is worthless and if he had intended to make a heartfelt apology, it would have happened by now. Forget that. If if happens, it will be meaningless.

Gawker/Jalopnik, hire Cale right now to do for G/J what G/J can't be bothered to do well at all. The mess at the top of the article is just sad.

Nonsense. In the same way that everyone has decided that any large naval vessel mounting a cannon is a "battleship" everyone also knows that every single track-laying military vehicle with even the smallest onboard weapon is a "tank"!

Can you possibly imagine anything the hatfucker in the makeup said to the gentleman on the left to in any way explain, rationalize or simply make what he did in wearing that clownish getup seem remotely acceptable?

I'm just going to assume he has suffered major brain damage and escaped from his caregivers.

Worst singing voice ever. It makes me want to deafen myself with my eyeglasses.

In my airbag-equipped steering wheel, the entire center of the wheel activates the horn if pressed. That seems a lot better than trying to find a button when you need to give a blast in a hurry.

On my MINI, the TPMS shows exactly which tire is low. An overhead outline of the car pops up on the tach and it points to the specific tire. Very useful.

Very well said. We should all hope to make a similar kind of positive impact on other people's lives.

Replace "Jalopnik" with "all Gawker Media" sites and then that with "all forums online everywhere"

Makes the car look like shit, too.

It's bad enough I have to watch out for asswipes in *cars* passing on the right or reversing up entry ramps when they decide that the road is too slow for them. And it's hard enough seeing and hearing bikes when they are coming up behind you. I don't understand how anyone can justify adding yet one more chance of…

"bin lorry"

I know you had to pick 10, but I think people should know about The Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum, in Philadelphia. Almost all of the cars are taken out in the parking lot at the rear and driven for the public on different Demonstration Days.

The Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum, in Philadelphia. Nearly all of the cars are taken out in the parking lot at the rear and driven on different Demonstration Days.

I spent too much to replace the chrome grill and light surrounds on my MINI but it was worth it. Now all I have to do is cover the hideous chrome beltline and door handles. And the scuttles. I've hated the MINI scuttles from the beginning, but short of removing them and fairing over the resulting hole, black is the…

And the rear-fogs on my 2013 MINI that have the housings, bulbs and wiring all in place. But no switch on the console. Dealer wants $1000 to add the switch and code the computer. Fortunately there are ways around that.

Reminds me when I lost the first hubcap off my first car, a well-used 1987 Pontiac Grand Am. I pulled the other 3 off and the car looked better for it.