The rear sight lines on trucks are tragic now.

I recently rented a Ford Ranger for a few weeks. It was a pretty nice driving truck, worked well. It’s also as large as a pickup should be for most uses.

When you really, really nail this, passengers who have been reading and look up will have an uneasy "easier, we're still rolling!" moment.

When you’re a parent of a small child, forgetting them in that rear-facing seat in a parked car feels like a looming nightmare.  This should have been on the options menu as soon as cars were connected via cellular systems, but I'm glad it's there now. 

You can’t admit that you enjoyed rather than hated knowing and calling out an error?

Oh, the plate... Okay... Yeah.  I can see that.

Oh, did Delaware get erased?  Sorry... Nobody noticed.

I hear that the fastest e-tron GT variant will resurrect the 5000 moniker.

I really wish they had cut in at the propreantepenultimate corner so we could see the lead in, but, oh well...

Just... I looked at it again...

“The BMW iX shows how we can give new technologies a very modern and emotional design.”

Italian roads are some of the most unevenly tended in western Europe, which means they're glassy smooth like the fever dreams of a socialist utopia compared to American roads...

“Hate to be pedantic...”

Am I the only one who thinks that this is dumber than a sack of hammers?

I thought it was a reference to Yahtzee’s long and storied history as a means of subjugation of child laborers, a reference to the brutal camps of cuboid-addicted toddlers left knee-deep in their own fetid waste, longing only for one sweet, sweet, chance to roll again before another harrowing trip down the rope ladder…

Listen, we retired “Crack Pipe” because of a linguistic history saddled with racist overtones and... Wait... Hitler speedos? Yeah, okay, sorry.. carry on.

Guys, guys, guys... It’s not a Hitler speedo. It’s a *heritage* speedo.

Come from the other direction and ute an AMG Wagon.... Schnell Camino!

It goes well with the Hemi.

At some point, Fiat looked at Chrysler and said “I think we can improve the quality and reliability at that company...”