What a cesspool of attempted projective control. Where is common courtesy and consideration toward those confused by the cross-currents of passing fancy and tradition?

This may not get published because my LGBTQ community rarely tolerates dissenting opinions.

Clearly, it’s the front spoiler on the Countach:

How about get pedestrians to look up from their cell phones long enough to notice there are cars in the ROAD where cars belong.  I’m not saying drivers dont need to pay more attention, but it is ridiculous how often people walk right out into traffic without looking.  Cars cannot stop instantly no matter how slow they…

Took me about 1.6 times longer than it should have to get the joke

One of the worse things I see in this report is the ignoring of the construction workers. I’m a good enough engineer to know I don’t know everything. A guy with a high school education that has actually done stuff with his hands and not just on a computer knows a lot more about how things actually work than I do. Some…

I’m happy for your life changes, but I am not an angry person nor am I an asshole. You know who are inconsiderate assholes? People who stand on the left side of escalators.

We know how this ends:

Alot of these comments amount to “Why bother?” If that’s where we are now, you’ve failed to grasp the point of Jalopnik.

I think this is one of those times where it is okay to be offended, but maybe keep a check on the level of outrage. Otherwise you can start a chain reaction and eventually the whole thing explodes over social media, and you could be left dealing with the fallout for years. 

The post-war car flip-flop is actually super appropriate for a California wine, as most are are transplanted old-growth vines from Europe following a phylloxera outbreak. Ironically, those same California transplants would be re-transplanted to Europe following their own, more recent outbreak of phylloxera. Notably,…

Two minutes later: [Headslap] I coulda had a V-8!

https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/archive/article/april-1958/43/man-and-his-car-story-leslie-hounsfield

The early Renaults like the 1900 model you show used a thermosiphonic cooling system; there’s no water pump. Instead, the temperature difference between the hot water in the block and the cold water in the exposed radiator creates enough circulation by convection to transfer the heat.

Any discipline they may have received has been kept under wraps, although the investigating officer recommended “non-punitive letters of instruction.”

Seriously.

and the shop rags can only be white.

I assume Ford Motorsport is releasing their long-awaited SOHC side-oiler crate motor tomorrow then?

Is it a feel-good story or yet another sign of our crumbling society?