I didn’t see it either. A few seconds after 0:12 some guy kicks over the big plant on the right. But it wasn’t a “drop kick” in the true sense of the phrase.

Actually, I don’t think there’s anything weird about it. One of the reasons to use a definite article is to identify a specific object amongst others within its class. For example, if someone asks you if drink beer you’d say “yeah, I drink beer”, with no “the.” But if the person gave you a six pack as a gift you’d…

Maybe Jay Kay really THINKS that’s the Charger from Bullitt. Just make sure he doesn’t actually WATCH Bullitt, because he’d realize pretty damn quick that it doesn’t look anything like the car in the movie. Wrong model year entirely.

I wonder how much Subaru’s PR department paid this guy for the advertisement.

So let me get this straight... they want to strip one old Southern racist’s name off the bridge and re-name it after ANOTHER OLD SOUTHERN RACIST?

Wait a minute. Before every car review, you guys on this site always write some gleefully whimsical, half-arrogant remarks about the car company flying you out to an exotic location and giving you fancy hotel rooms and sushi and shit. All for a cursory 400-word car review.

Wait a minute. The bottom section of the lunar lander really did weigh about 23,000 pounds—-but roughly 18,000 pounds of that was rocket fuel. Most of that fuel weight was burned off during the lunar module’s descent from lunar orbit to the surface. So the section of each vehicle left on the moon only weighs about…

Ditch the chicanes in the frontstretch and backstretch. Let them accelerate through a full regular oval lap at normal speeds before getting off and turning right. Teams would be able to configure their cars for either high-speed oval driving or low-speed road turns, but not both. It would be great.  

Remember, this blog is written by a group of liberal-progressives, for whom the concept of desiring money and making a profit off a transaction is viewed with a certain amount of distaste.

It looks it was designed by a 14 year old boy scribbling on his note pad during 9th grade English class.  

Like any typical milennial, this guy expects to be personally spoonfed every piece of information he needs to know.  

“The environment is either moving around you casually or quickly. If it’s the latter, you’re probably breaking the speed limit.”

HUSH! This guy clearly lives in the CNN/MSNBC bubble, where people actually believe nuclear war is gonna happen any minute (started by Trump, of course).

So the “not your grandma’s” expression is sexist now? Really? When did that happen?  

It physically hurts me that some dumb milennial was actually paid money to write this pointless drivel, and that I’ve unintentionally helped him by clicking on it.

“consumer advocates like Vullo believe that insurers should use a much broader rubric when determining their rates.”

“for reasons I can’t even begin to grasp . . .”

I was 99% sure before I clicked that alcohol would factor into the tale in some capacity. I was hoping for a clever twist, but no... just some drunk-ass woman runnin’ into signs.  

You can get incredible deals on lightly-used cars with dealer certifications and decent warranties.

Nah, Uber’s name alone is worth billions. It might get bought out, but won’t go away forever.