A person seeking asylum and going through the proper channels as established by the government is not “illegal”. That’s a person doing it the “right” way.

Elon Musk is not a typical CEO. He bought one of the biggest social media platforms at a vastly inflated price just to have his own personal sounding board to make people listen to him. He’s in the news just about every day, touting Great Replacement Theory and other far right conspiracy theories. Most automaker CEOs…

Tesla is more like Apple or Nintendo than a car company.

I guess people just don’t want to buy badly made cars that don’t work as advertised from a white supremacist piece of shit con-man.

That’s why I said car

The Autopian

Comments are gone from Kotaku.

Porsche’s PTS selection has a lot of greats. I’m partial to yellow sportscars, and I bought a yellow Cayman myself. BUT the best Porsche yellow is Speed Yellow(below):

For Blue, BMW’s San Marino Blue. You just want to dive in.

I don’t think Midori Green will ever be topped. Honda used it exclusively on the 1996 Civic hatch and never again.

As I navigate through ads and click continue reading even more ads on this clunky, shitty site I often wish Mr. Emslie would take this series to The Autopian so I can be done with this shit once and for all.

Chrysler’s B5 Blue Metallic:

A.V. Club and the The Takeout were sold yesterday; also the old Splinter site finally went down, terminating my 5-year watch as Caretaker. Deadspin was sold a couple weeks ago.

Just FYI for the higher-ups: if I click on an article and it’s one of these slideshows, I back right out again.

Altezza yo!  JDM, Bro!

Cries in 2008 G Coupe......

Literally the rest of the sentence “before any options were tacked on.”

This one MSRP’d over 100K before tax. It definitely cost someone more than 108 to take home. 

I assume the seller is trying to imply that this car had superficial damage but was declared a total loss by insurance. So it’s too bad for them that “insurance total loss” and “salvage” are different title brands.

/s or no?  I hate the way we rename things to make it more palatable.