Yes, it’s speed differential that kills, not speed by itself.  If everyone is going the same speed, things are generally OK.  It’s the madman trying to go 15-20 more, or less than everyone else that causes the problem.

Is that Toyota electric because she seems totally unaware that it is about to pounce? Please tell me this is from a documentary narrated by Sir. David Attenborough.

If you are curious, here were the alternate headlines:

Change? No way, I’m leaving all of my passwords as ‘CorrectHorseBatteryStaple”

“Hey Honey, I bet I can smuggle 200lbs of uncut cocaine into the USA”

Well. It is a Mustang at a car show after all.

The grammar and spelling of this web site is an atrocity. It’s barely journalism. 

I would expect the driving experience breaks down to “do you like turbo surge or V8 torque?” “do you like the feel of domestic rental cars - plastic doorhandles and all?”

It seems ARTOC wants to kick VW in the Lower Saxony.

Goodyear’s negligence has killed people, and Jalopnik should report on every single aspect of this until they’re properly held to account for their actions.

It’s not beating a dead horse, it’s investigative journalism. When more details of something arise, or you learn of another incident involving a potentially horribly defective product, you write and you inform so that more of the public becomes aware. 

The tariff makes sense. When I bought my 2001 Passat, I found a Turkish Muslim extremist hiding in the rear quarter panel. My first tipoff was that the fuel filler door said “91 Octane Minimum and Baklava Please”

His tent is really fancy.

“Elon Musk has been sleeping on the factory floor“

I was going to do this too...then I realized I didn’t have a spare $200,000 laying around,so I went and got tacos instead.

Good looking car. Appears that it will adequately cover 2 parking spaces.

Let us know what—and who—you want to see in this space.

A metric ton is 1,000 kilograms. Or 2,200 pounds.

Every year it’s the same with this place. You don’t report on any of the racing on the Island, you only take time to post about racers dying with some sort of ghoulish attention to detail. Never any stories about the racing or the people who make it their sole aim in life to be there and be part of it.

Look, nobody panic. As mentioned above this represents an “unlikely sequence of events,”.