My god. Did security at least escort the person who asked about “Morbin Time” out by his underwear and proceed to stick his head in a toilet and flush it several times.

I wouldn’t write it off based on this one review. Every other one I’ve read has been pretty overwhelmingly positive. Kotaku has become notorious for writing negative, condescending, clickbait titles since the scandal a few years back and subsequent staff changes. I only come to scan headlines and see if I’ve missed…

Ironically, it’s been Bill Murray who has been championing for Hudson to get recognition, even to the point of refusing to participate in some stuff unless they got Hudson too.

“It LoOks LikE aN AfFlIcTioN T-ShIRt.”

Shaddup. WTF is wrong with the world when people on an auto enthusiast site break out the pitchforks over a performance vehicle (I know, it’s a *gasp* truck). 

I can’t tell if you’re railing against video content in general, or more broadly against the current state of this place.

My high school sweetheart was 18 when we broke up. She was pretty bitter-balls, but fortunately she had no talent.

Ferrari is one of the safest brands on the planet. They aren’t affected by recessions, they don’t need a marketing department, they can afford to flat out turn away customers who don’t fit their ideal. So they’re a terrible example if you’re trying to demonstrate how these people don’t have good business sense…

I have always taken issue with the discourse around Quiet which always just sounded to me like slut-shaming. Wanting a Resident Evil giantess to sit on you is perfectly cool but a woman existing in a bikini is Japanese perviness in full effect.

Now even Americans can play the game! /s

“Prime Day, a promotion organized by a company that’s regularly violated anti-union-busting laws”

Nepotism.

Or they said “apparently we can’t get away with half-assing things on the cheap, so don’t bother.”

Molested by cars?

Holy grammarcide, Batman!

“and drive good old red white and blue”, that’s a euphemism for “Japanese Cars are better in every single way but Americans are stupid and would rather buy dog shit than something imported”.

So here’s a puzzler I’ve been turning over in my head. Why is it the NV van looks so awkward while the Suburban, which followed the same plan of a full-length pickup hood on a van, looked fine?

Maybe they could release turkeys from a helicopter on Thanksgiving.

27k is a dogshit number outside of niche vehicles. Nissan also doesn’t have brand loyalty and they sell them at a relative discount.

Here’s the thing, Nissan was pretty successful with the first generation Titan; at least they were when it was still pretty fresh. The problem here was that they let the first gen linger too long, and then the second gen just wasn’t good enough. I mean, yeah, it’s hard to go up against the big three, but like most…