I think that, judging by the crazy high reward, that it was a prank. It was probably just a "let's see how many people we can get to run around and yell, 'here, Nigger, Nigger!' before we get caught" kinda thing. At least that's what I hope...

I think the overarching theme was more 'Murica (although badass comes close). I'm seeing a lot of Viper and Corvette accents, like the lights and raised wheel arches; perhaps that's where they're drawing inspiration. They're a tuner company; they're used to building off of others' ideas, not coming up with stuff on…

You bring up a good point; destroying the face-facing cameras is a redundancy, in case people bypass the software. The only purpose of the camera in the first place is for selfies, so their destruction is beneficial to the company, as it reduces costs. As it faces the user, it would be rendered unusable for taking…

Why not combine all ideas, so far: create a virus that destroys faces? The face-facing phone camera epidemic would take care of itself!

Break into Apple, Samsung, and other phone-producing companies' manufacturing facilities and destroy all of the face-facing cameras (they're usually lower-res, so it shouldn't affect the regular camera's capabilities). Then, destroy all Mirrors. Finally, rewrite iOS, Android OS, and Windows OS so that the regular…

I don't see how Fiat-Chrystler can continue to make a case for the Viper. As much as I hate to admit it, the consumers have spoken; they want 'Vettes, not Vipers. Even if the ACR's performance was better, the Z06 already has it's foot in the door, will attract more buyers with the 'vert option, and makes more business…

I rolled a car squarely onto my 2012 Macbook Pro, and it's still running perfectly, aside from a messed up screen. The aluminum unibody is frighteningly tough.

He's talking about the classic Ford GT40 and Shelby Daytona coupes that whipped Enzo Ferrari's best at LeMons in the 60's. Now, Ford's all caught up in the Eco-Boost nonsense and Ferraris are bought by ignorant status-seekers, but back when Ferrari was the best on the track, Ford was better.

I think I agree with the original. The fact that the wheel is cambered like that is exceptionally negative, as it implies that something is seriously buggered with the car. There is nothing positive about having a broken car, especially not a multi-million dollar prototype.

Those are some of the funniest (and most cringeworthy) videos on Youtube. Even with the three signs and blinking lights, they just keep on truckin,' right into the bridge. I wonder what the cost of just raising the bridge a foot or two would be... Probably pretty considerable, although nowhere near the expense of all…

Having been quite let down by my fellow youths' preference in cars, I'm going to, sadly, have to say this:

For me, at least, it's not just the console; it's the cost of the TV, as well. Not to mention, I've got nowhere to mount the TV. I would much rather spend my money upgrading something that I can use for purposes other than gaming. Consoles are, so far, one trick ponies. My computer covers everything I need without…

Technically, it's all Lincoln's fault. The south had every Constitutional right to secede, as it's one of the [implied] reserved powers. Lincoln just flipped, attacked Ft. Sumter, and started a war that he had no right to start.

While I haven't played the game, I'm pretty sure that cops and other NPCs have the ability to shoot from their cars. Note that whoever is shooting, they're on the passenger side of the car.

'Postal.' It's based on the games.

Well, could us slightly less rube-y Jalopnik readers convince you to do one? With video, of course. It's not like it's a press car worth more than a small house..

I get that it's supposed to be more arcadey; that's not my problem with it. I love my copy of Forza 4 to death, and I don't mind the low-brow physics in H1, but the backstory of Horizon just felt contrived. I would almost prefer a NFS-style non-backstory like "you're racing for the heck of it," rather than, "these…

Now if only they would ditch the stupid "music festival" overlay, it would be perfect.

Instead of deleting your data from the cloud, why not just use it as a backup? If Google doesn't delete your files, there should be no problem copying them to another service, letting Google Drive storage expire, and in the case of an emergency, pay the two dollars to get your data back.

A $300 initial outlay for the new Chromebook would [presumably] get you another 100gb for another 2 years. In contrast, just paying for the 100gb plan would cost just $48 ($2X24 months). Yes, in upgrading, you will get slightly better hardware, USB3.0, and other features that may not have been available at launch, but…