Are you worried about Jalopnik suffering the same fate as Deadspin with these political takes that dont center around automotive discussions?

If there’s no manual, it’s not a hot hatch. Look at all the “competition” listed here. Clutches down the line. A hot hatch is supposed to provide a certain experience. The car is probably fine and fast and whatever, but it’s not in the same category as the others.

Whose dick do I have to suck at Fuji Heavy Industries to get this sent to the US as the new WRX?

I understand that this is mainly picking on a ridiculous New York Post article (which is probably redundant), but I feel like this great movie is now balancing on the precipice of being a poster child for a bunch of hot button political topics, and I only ask: can we not?

Can we just skip reporting on garbage like this?

White seats are a bad idea. White steering wheel is an even worse idea.

Its not just a boulder.....its a rock! Maybe they were pioneers...

My guess is you’ll get an extra 5-8 MPG from the diesel.

Well, this article resonates with me real well. 25 years old, a $500+ monthly payment for 72 months to own my 18 Civic Type R, and I don’t even live on my own yet. My payment was not supposed to be this high, but I had negative equity from my previous trade in that I had to roll in that i did not plan on at all... and…

Justin has suggested crack & blast, which is pretty good.

#neverforget

The nerdiest M fans want a manual.

I heard it was a sick ostrich.

I remember when COTDs were funny.

Agreed, but most people would rather have a set of tires last 80,000 miles than have a set of tires with better grip to keep them out of accidents.

Yup, seems like a great place for the office of a car blog. “Drive Free Or Die.” Indeed!

The automotive equivalent of this.

An A-1o Warthog and F-16 Viper did laps around the track. Then, after they reconvened for the second flyover, the F-16 shot up straight into the air. The A-10 then shot up the parking lot. This was later determined to be due to a misidentified target. The Air Force extends its regrets to the owner of the ‘74…

It’s not clear exactly what went wrong with the car

Occassional Cortex is irrelevant. What she believes or plans has no bearing outside the four walls of her office where reality exists. Inside are where the unicorns and fairy dust and 21 trillion pentagon dollars are just taking up space waiting to be spent.