Hella speculation!

This exactly. (And, having read that Reddit thread, Reddit is the cancer.)

You guys get a lot of flak these days for not being “all cars, all the time”, but it’s stories like this that keep me coming back. I like cars. I also like context. Thanks for the share, Alanis, and for giving a damn to defend journalism. :)

I was about the juxtapose by Saab problems (which is to say everything that could go wrong) against my MkV DSG GTI. I still love my GTI and hail it as the all-arounder it is, but you are most correct. I yield. :)

This all day. FIA actually gets this right. (Licenses, WEC, rally. End of list.)

Yep. The name has been coopted by this. This is all I can think of when I read “Superfast”.

Now the Trump & Co. can breathe a sigh of relief. Bernie’s available.

A new Bronco. A real Bronco. Now all the Wranglers at your local CrossFit gym will have some new friends.

Model S. The smple, sleek, sporty look that sedans will have henceforth.

Likewise, man.

Not disagreeing, but this is the “flyover states” line of thinking and style of rhetoric that really helped Trump get elected.

Nope. Unicorns are real. I know two people who bought their CRXs new and still own them, still driving them 2 or three days a week.

Senatorial candidate, Todd Akin. We never gave Akin the chance to further infect society with his hazardous idiocy. Even the Republicans here in MO shut his shit down. (Well... that, and Claire McCaskill is pretty great.)

Is it me or are they slowly turning the Camaro from a muscle car into a sports car? Maybe, say, to become a FR standard-bearer so the C7 can be mid-engined?

“Blade Wing,” not “Bleed Wing.”

It sure is. For that sole reason, I’m willing to give it a pass on cheesy. Though it runs, it’s ultimately a film prop and extension of thug life Joker’s personality. I’ll suspend my disbelief.

As someone who was a researcher in a nanoelectronics R&D lab: no. Not true. Nanotechnology in generally is on the rise, yes, but procuring funding for CNT work in particular gets harder every year. That gold rush of grants is over as the private sector takes greater ownership of figuring out the materials science of…