68 year old grandmother daily drives a Raptor, jumps it, nails landing in a swimming pool.

I wouldn’t have thought grandmas were a target demographic for Raptors.

I love my street car. I get lots of joy from it. But if someone steals it or something happens to it, it’s really just an economics hassle.

First thieves suck, and I hope they are caught. Second with how cheap GPS tracking is these days, Andrew with how common trailer thefts seem to be, why cheap out when you over $10000 in a race car?

Looks like Turn 7 needs a proper name.

These volunteers provide an incredible service that make so many events and track days possible. So sad to see such a tragic accident. Thank you Hazel for your years of volunteering.

That’s it. I really WANT to like them. They make so much sense. But I just can’t.

Plus years of used GM reliability to look forward to.

It’s a great article, and honestly I’m willing to tolerate it here because it’s better than the vapid tripe Gizmodo has put up over similar stories (largely just Hamilton Nolan rambling about how every criminal doesn’t deserve punishment because unclear non-reasons), but it really is weird that it’s here. Unlike the…

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I hope you don’t get an endless parade of “what does this have to do with cars” comments, because this is the kind of quality longform journalism which I love to see on Jalopnik. Thanks, Ryan.

I would say this car is perfectly safe at posted speed limits, so dodge can sue for libel.

She also blames the girls who subject themselves to this, if you read the article.

Multiple takes, possibly over multiple days, nobody figuring the continuity in wardrobe mattered.

I’m married. I’ll just take the car.

wait so this editorial board works near some of the richest people in the country in the OC so does this mean that they also can be paid $0.50/hour