How did the Honda S2000 not make the cut?

(citation needed)

The 3.2l threw me, I thought they were all 2.4 or 2.7l to be period correct 911 engines...3.2l would surely be rocketship I wouldn’t kick out of bed!

So, assuming he lives in the US, he has the one on display at AutoAtlanta?

apparently necessitated because an analog one wouldn’t be able to keep up

You won’t find me in disagreement with that statement, I just skimmed the article, didn’t see the ‘best’ qualifier.

Edit: missed the part about...best...disregard!

eBooks: When ad revenue just won’t cut it.

Are ANY of those applications designed for portrait display? I’ve messed around with the Toughbooks in UNC’s cruisers and they’re all set up specifically for landscape operation, rendering this new specification entirely useless.

I would suggest washing your car. It helps.

“Comcast doesn’t raise your monthly bill because you need to buy a laptop. You just go buy one.”

On the desktop/laptop of course, but ABP in every form was removed from both major mobile application stores. The alternatives are either entirely different browsers that lack many basic features, or they’re completely awful at actually blocking ads.

With the huge increase in advertising (especially on the mobile version) shouldn't Jalopnik be able to afford one?

How is it supposed to give the Atom a run for it's money if it will never see a public road?

Breaking traffic laws, then assaulting the driver’s vehicle.

Just a heads up, the carjacker didn’t just try to steal the Range Rover, he succeeded. Your title makes it seem like she was actually successful.

I’m partial to the Jermaine Dupri/Jay Z video for Money Ain’t a Thang. Ferrari F355 Spyder, 996 911.

Haha, didn’t see your comment below. Knee-jerk reactionary post on my part. Great minds...blah blah blah.

As is virtually every car from the first half of the decade. What’s your point? Design and release typically isn’t a 1 year process.

Triangular headlights are 90s/early 2000s? Apparently you haven’t left the house in 10 years.