200 billion miles or 200 billion stars, whichever comes first.

The range on that Tesla is out of this world!

That’s classic Jalopnik failure to proofread and edit.

Y’know what would solve this problem? More electronics!

No Jason Torchinsky concept sketches? This does not bode well for 2022.

Wrote the man who bought a Changli...

CP, even before it fell off the truck.

It’s useful to compare country sizes. Germany is about the size of Montana.

It’s been dead at Jalopnik for about a decade. It has even followed former Jalopnik writers to their new gigs:

This one was definitely a half graphed effort.

No, no, no—that would mean actual wordsmithing, proofreading and, God forbid editing. We can’t have that—people will think they’re actual journalists, and not true enthusiasts.

Petit Le Mans had a record crowd, despite chilly, windy (but sunny) conditions. MRRA had a nice tribute to veterans. Looking forward to next Fall’s race, the 25th anniversary of PLM--that should be amazing.

Exactly. It’s not about noise, it’s about control.

My 2010 Mini Clubman S has a 6-speed manual transmission.

Ya gotta love someone with a sense of humor!

No.

Did any Jalopnik writer not write about the new Tundra today?

I saw a debadged BMW 7-series yesterday, and it was beautiful. I’m with you--badges detract from the beauty of the lines.

I think what threw me is that these placeholder lights were, strangely, not shitty enough.