“get priority over moving all the cattle thru the airports?”

Don’t need a license to drive on private property.

In fairness, it probably never occurred to the driver that Detroit might be fixing a road.

I’m more of a one-stop-shop guy.

A picture of the vehicle it will be based on, and therefore look like, would have been cool.

I told you to stop posting gifs of me.

When will Jalopnik be bought by Road & Track?

this is a picture of me right before I change the site name to Jeeplopnik and force everybody to buy an XJ

See, I’m in a pickle, it’s entirely appropriate and yet I cannot star a Minions-related comment.

honestly this, if they want to do stuff like this at the very least provide an update as part of it. that and slideshows.

I’m with you on all of this.

“I’ll spend every day in this chair working to earn the trust, enthusiasm and respect you have for this publication.”

Saw the headline, assumed you were leaving.

Fortunately motor vehicle laws in the US currently still require brakes and steering to have a mechanical connection to the wheels. Tesla (and some other EV companies) are lobbying to go full fly-by-wire, so the next time this happens could be more interesting.

Definitely this one, no feedback at all, just felt like a cheap plastic lever.

Meat’s far too expensive for this to last very long.

Well let’s be real. Nearly every car has crap “software”  as in the nav/entertainment systems have been garbage compared to even a 9 year old iPhone. And with EV, so much is software based in the controllers. So yeah, they all need to be a LOT better. They don’t need to “be” software companies, but their sw…

It’s also due to the beautiful city of Charleston, which combines two of the finest things American society has to offer: southern people and northern money.