If the screenshot above is accurate, 50%. That’s pretty good considering that it still costs money to make the things. It’s probably higher than the “portion” of pinkwashed merchandise the NFL (and everyone else) peddles that goes to some charitable end.

Another chilling reminder of the importance of maintaining proper and balanced tire pressure. If he had a digital tire gauge this would not have happened.

Heh. I thought you were very subtly trolling a user who posts on another car blog under the name “Big Truck Series Review” but I guess not...

I’m just wondering if the hipster litterbug who left this paper refuse on someone else’s car actually knows enough about cars to be certain whether this one has the engine at issue, or only just knows the letters “TDI” and figures they must all be the same. I’m guessing “no.”

Fantastic BTSR troll. Well played.

Or last night’s broadcast team going on and on about the hard count and how good at it Luck is and how important it is and how it gives him the ability to keep the defense off-balance and slow the rush and lets him read the defense and make adjustments, continuously over the course of several plays during which the…

Interesting take. I’m also a lawyer (and a litigator), and while I’m not at all versed in labor-arbitration stuff, the opinion read pretty well to me. The players have a CBA, and the League can’t make up new rules on the fly or punish players under rules that were not previously disseminated to them. Seems simple…

I used to nothing the Colts, but moving to Indianapolis made me hate them for reasons including, but not limited to, the following:

Which version are you using? Outlook 2016 still won’t open .pst files, which is huge shortcoming, but other than that I think it’s pretty solid. On my Exchange account for work it works a lot better than Mac Mail/Calendar ever did, not that that’s saying much.

When did they start running Paris-Roubaix in August? Doesn’t that defeat the purpose?

“Encourage”?

Awesome article about one of my favorite airplanes. A few years ago (2010 or so) on my commute into downtown Indianapolis, I-70 was under construction and I was stuck in traffic just past the end of one of the runways at IND. FedEx still had a few -200s flying and one filled my windshield landing right in front of me.…

Even on the first-half FGs, although I am usually the one SCREAMING to go for it on fourth down (I’ve seen the statistical analyses and credit those over ‘conventional wisdom’), I can sort-of-almost understand the decision. I sometimes wonder if I’m the only Packer fan who noticed how badly Rodgers had been regressing…

Another way to justify a “fun car” is to recognize that it can meet your needs just as well as the “responsible choice.” I bought my 2013 Mustang GT new for around the same price (or less) as a comparably-equipped minivan or midsize CUV. Observed mixed gas mileage is slightly lower, but in the same ballpark, as the…

The other reason it’s bullshit is that the “depreciation” figure is based on MSRP that nobody pays. The Legacy 3 typically have more fat packed into the MSRP, and offer more frequent and larger rebates. The real comparison is depreciation from (invoice-incentives); if you’re paying more than that for most new cars,…

All that damage for want of a good $20 tire-pressure gauge. Those cheap ones that look like ballpoint pens are useless.

Or . . . candy!

But it’s actually called an “illusion.”

Beat me to it.

Glad I was not the only one to notice this. Surely the United States is not deploying B-52Ds to Sweden, as they’ve been out of service for at least 30 years now.

Not strictly a car name, but any buy-here-pay-here lot with the words “Elite,” “Exotic,”or “Prestige” in its name. If you bought it there, your car is none of those things.