By “car culture” I don’t think they’re specifically refering to enthusiasts. More the general population’s attitude towards cars and driving, which I have to agree doesn’t seem very enthusiastic these days. Cars are expensive, driving is stupid, and being places is dumb.

Amazing.

The problem isn’t so much about who owns the road, but about who is purposefully assaulting somebody with a vehicle.

“you guys” (refers to guys not including “you”)

Mayhem is a weird way to spell (redacted)?

Excursion driver, no surprise there...

Oddly non-informational article? I want to know more, but I don’t want to watch more.

They’re on the shelf right next to the olives.

...she then proceeded to advise people sew up their orifices if wishing not to be raped.

Well I hope The New Yorker’s editors can manage to make at least one of Jia’s articles readable, because nobody at Gawker ever seemed capable of it.

What is this “joking” you speak of? I don’t think we do that round these parts of the internet.

I think I got second-hand PTSD from this article.

A couple of the photos show focal plane distortion of the wheels which would indicate the car was at least moving when the pictures were taken, and not simply a static photo of a car superimposed on a background.

Somebody from Garker complaining about writing from any other source? That’s a good one.

I would test a self driving car on a railroad crossing.

*goes through several pages of gizmodo articles - no jalopnik posts*

It’s weird how Jalopnik is always sharing Gizmodo articles, but it seems they never return the favor.

This is why we need autonomous cars!

Does anybody with a life care?

It’s a pretty straightforward process, it’s not like swapping in new brake hoses or bleeding the system. If one has a high enough IQ to learn how to change a lightbulb, they can probably figure out putting new brake pads in.