no, I mean yes. Physics can get as complicated as you want to make it, but I think the basic mechanism is the time delay in acceleration due to gravity. I might have done a poor job describing it previously, so let me try again.

Well let’s all head over there and have the guy do it a few more times!

If you don’t create spaces for people to legally jump their cars, they will illegally jump them on the street.

Too much too fast followed by using the brakes to complete the rotation.

it sounded pretty good from the stands.. 

This may be bigger than we thought. It turns out that there were many early, unsuccessful attempts at this BMW theft scheme worldwide that only succeeded in disabling the turn signals.

I only believe #1 :)

I think Uber/Lyft are a big improvement over Taxis in many parts of LA as well, so not just small cities.

+10

Hmmm, I wonder if it’s anything like my uncle’s Barchetta?

Malcolm Butler is the randomly most impactful player in NFL history. He changed the course of TWO Super Bowls and played a grand total of 1 important play.

I find it easier to just walk around more. Hiking and bicycling are easy in pretty much any vacation spot.

I’m amazed it didn’t need service by the :47 mark.

I’m reading a lot of criticism of the idea of autonomous racing online after seeing this. People complaining that without a driver, what is the point, and so on.

Buy another CTS-V wagon.

You forgot about this 4-door Beetle.

According to NASCAR’s current rules, this move is only allowed on the third Wednesday of every month between the 3rd and 6th phase of the race, assuming each car has a margin of 2 degrees or less between their spoiler angles and a thickness deviantion of .07mm in their restrictor plates respectively, 1.7 for Toyotas.…

Remember when Jalopnik was a fun, upbeat, enthusiast site where you came just to revel in cool car stuff?

Meanwhile, in a multiverse...

It’s genuinely surprising when you see the 2 directly next to each other. Here’s the 919 and 911 next to each other for size comparison.