The price of budget racing is sometimes higher than explected, as Jalopnik reader Brain Silvestro discovered.

Remember when no one bought them?

I had a business dinner yesterday and the vendor had organised transportation (pick up - drop off).

You can’t one the lotto, it costs two.

I used to be a very angry driver. Every trip was a swim through a pool of idiots. (Riding a motorcycle enforces that feeling because you notice more idiots, and because the consequences of their idiocy are much more life-threatening your feeling of being threatened supports the anger response.) I noticed that it was…

No 3-pedal option. :(

I’ve been saying this for about 3 years. The Forte hatch is a really compelling small car when loaded up. I wouldn’t buy one, but if anyone were looking at a small car I’d encourage them to consider it.

I’m shocked it’s the production version and not a concept.

The LC500 is definitely my favorite because of how it looks and because I’m shocked they actually built it.

Went 5 up in a mates on the weekend. Headroom good, legroom ok, shoulder width rubbish. Call it a 4 seater

These "Jalopnik Staff" buyer's guides are bordering on all stock photos and reimagined writing from the marketing/ad companies. I haven't clicked on many. Give me Hardigree laying in the back seat or trunk for scale.

Three pictures of SUVs! Great work!

The Lincoln’s are electric, too :(

Yea, but can it meme?

Alright, suppose I am in the market for a pickup and I’m sold by your argument that I don’t need all the pickup the the F150/Silverado/Ram offers. How much money will the ridgeline save me? Far to often, the amount is far too close to zero. So why not buy a “real” full size truck?

Reason #341 why I love this site’s quirky journalism...

I love the emoji translations

The rule of thumb I use for new projects is: estimate the time and cost. Multiply cost by 2 and time by 4.

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