It is encouraging to see these types of cars. But these models are on the floor of the Detroit Auto Show. Bring these cars to the floor of my local dealership and I'll be impressed.

240 HP isn't the sort of figure you'd put on a decal, unless the vehicle in question originated in 1980 or is a lawn mower.

As has to be said about all of these stories: WHY THE HELL DO WE LISTEN TO BOB COSTAS?

All the North Koreans play like the worst guy in a crappy rec league.

Why do we listen to Bob Costas?

The original Working Man's Supercar, the Pantera was built in Italy from 1971 to 1991, and, unlike many Italian supercars of the era, they're actually relatively common. Over 7,000 were built in total. Unfortunately, they had traditional Italian supercar build quality. But hey, they had a Ford V8 engine, and in 1971…

For writing "Alshon Jeffery" and not "Jefferies" or "Jeffrey" that review should get his order free.

I don't think a Malibu donk is the car of choice for anything other than having a Malibu donk.

He was probably bailing one of his kids out of jail last night.

No, it wouldn't be funny. It would be hilarious.

It wasn't as bad a play as the headline would lead you to believe (is this Bleacher Report?). It wasn't really a shot as much as a deflection that went off his foot at the wrong angle.

Getting a Hester jersey is just as bad as a Packers jersey. Just wait a few weeks/months and Devin won't need his anymore anyway.

Here it is:

Didn't Gawker have an article more or less decrying the practice of giving former military vehicles to police departments not that long ago?

I don't mind paying for my haircut. But taxes are like paying for my haircut, the next guy's haircut, a few eyebrow waxes (on other people), maybe paying rent for the next business over that I never go to and so on.

Well, we shouldn't be nationalizing anything.

TARP was a necessary evil, unfortunately. But we need to make clear it won't be happening again.

I'm well aware of all that, but massive holes in the market such as would have been created by the loss of GM don't just go away, they get absorbed. It would have been uncomfortable for a while, but the market would have sorted it out and been better off for it. A lot of potential cleaning didn't happen.

I never said everyone needs to be completely self reliant. I wouldn't ever plan on living in a bunker and not interacting with anyone or anything.

Who cares if they need it, the question is if the people who are paying are getting anything for it.