I realize there are a ton of rules in this series and other series, but I always find it ironic when a race winner is penalized for finding a faster way of doing something.

Hit the road, jack. And don’t you come back no more No More NO MORE No more.

It’s passive-aggressive driving (note that second word there) . Driving smugly in the left lane because you feel you are within the law and nobody else matters causes everyone behind you to get angry and make unwise decisions. You are absolutely the cause, don’t try to pass the blame. Plus, it’s illegal in most…

the hazard is caused by driving in a lane meant for passing.

This. Absolutely needs to be shown in every driver’s ed class, etc. Every day, start of class. Drill that sh)t into their heads so they don’t forget.

That’s fine tiger, just move over once you’re done.

Just to clarify, it doesn’t matter if you’re doing 56 mph, or 87 mph. Don’t cruise in the passing lane.

DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen: “Can you be more specific?

There’s “overrated” and there’s “it’s fascinating, but just not my thing.” I have nothing but respect for what everyone involved was able to create here but, same with you, it’s just not my thing for whatever reason. (Same with F40s and a few others.) To each their own, and the world is better for it.

Good. There’s nothing sadder than an overweight Polestar.

And at ~150k, you and three other people could buy them.

This is the interior to the Orion from 2001: A Space Odyssey—a movie that’s half a century old:

First glance “An AMG for 7500$? Scam.

Why buy a 9 year old Mercedes with 140,000 miles when you could literally do anything else with $7500 and probably come out further ahead?

Why buy a 3 years old Fusion when you can have a a proper Benz for less ?

Looks more like an F1 car and a 30's Ford had a baby. The Aston part is somewhat irrelevant to the design aside from having the 6 zoomies sticking out of each side.

This is giving me 24 hours of LeMons ideas!