But how will I shoehorn this into my political point I’m trying to make in my article?

Your $14k figure is seriously misleading, because $13,600 of that is just the money you started with. I know I’d take no car payment for two years over a miserable $400 gain after seven years.

Wen I was looking for cars a few weeks back I had my only shitty experiences with two large dealership groups (we were trading in one car and getting two because we only had the one). The used guys were actually really helpful and honest (in fact we got a check engine light and he took the car to the Mercedes…

Then you should also recognize the Blazer, which is styled basically like a Camaro crossover.

It’s not the horsepower that’s important here, it’s the torque.

Hi Kristen,

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“Did he just 4L60 that brand new Corvette?”

The first to mod is the first to find the weak links.  I know this, you know this, everyone knows this.  That’s the way the world turns

Ah yes, This is the article that broke the bending straw. Jalopnik used to feature cool and quirky cars that definitely didn’t meet emission standards, but not a single person cared about that. Jalopnik is no longer about automobiles, its about making fun of people who are passionate about automobiles and being…

I know you hate the guy a lot, but a third interpretation could be he is repeating some things that have been said in various Democrat rallys and one vague statement taking credit for any new car factories in Michigan.

The rare, elusive 5 out of 5 Tyrone Biggumses crack pipe level. For only the crackiest of pipes!

Tesla is good. Management sucks. 

This is positive. 

That’s a good thing.

He largely explained it (though I’d add that the worse ride that beats up the suspension also contributes to interior squeaks sooner than a taller sidewall would), so I’ll address the brakes. The way cars are driven 99.9% of them do not need brakes so big that even 18s are required to clear them, never mind larger.…

It’s very simple. The easiest way to eliminate corruption is to legalize corruption. This is what lobbying in the US has always been.

Thank your local (heavily lobbied/bought off) Congressperson.

Good, fast, cheap — pick any two, or sometimes only one. Let me give you a perspective from someone who works inside the system.

We had similar problems with missile component circuit cards in the 90's. Our ship had the capability to repair the cards.  Doing so would void the warranty. The circuit cards took weeks to order while we were in the gulf. This severely dregarded our missile system abilities.