Jason Cammisa is fantastic.
Jason Cammisa is fantastic.
The video really looks like they sped it up, in the way of cheap 60s movies and such. The speed at which that car is taking those corners appears to not obey the laws of physics. (Largely because you can’t see downforce.)
Fake! Just look at the way that thing moves. That’s a normal car with the video running at double speed. We’ve seen those same effects in tv shows since the 60's. They even use the same corny jet sounds as it blows by the camera, they couldn’t even be bothered to make up new stuff. It’s pathetic.
All these years I’ve considered original Knight Rider and action car shows of its generation to be hilariously unrealistic with their clearly sped up driving footage... Read more
I’m not going to tell him what happened to gas prices. You tell him.
Uh, if you think a real-deal Porsche 356 can be had for $28,000, then, as Rob Halford likes to say, you got another thing coming. Read more
But AWD/4WD is better, just saying. Coming from interior Alaska ;)
What makes you think I didn’t get it? I tossed up another one - gee, I didn’t realize that was going to offend people’s delicate sensibilities quite so much. Read more
It feels weird to be just a commenter again! :)
Good luck on the future! You were an amazing writer here and we look forward to where you surface next.... probably in some sort of odd vehicle lol
I’ve absolutely loved reading your adventures and articles here! Jalopnik definitely gets a bit more boring today. Read more
What a great piece of advice. Some of my favorite trips have been trips without a clear destination or timetable. Looking forward to your new adventures and I will be following along wherever you land.
Now check out this one
I think it must be a rite of passage at Jalopnik. Now, Mr. Sorokanich has joined the ranks of Alanis King (https://jalopnik.com/the-most-entertaining-explanation-of-differential-aroun-1752885626), Chris Perkins (https://jalopnik.com/ten-videos-every-car-enthusiast-needs-to-watch-1693485136), Chris Perkins again… Read more
can i get marisa tomei to explain it to me?
The “anarchy” examples are actually still consistent. “Less than a thousand dollars” is referring to the amount of money, not the number of dollars; this is done because money can be fractional - $999.99 is less than a thousand dollars, but it’s awkward to say it’s “fewer than a thousand dollars”. Read more
Yeah, probably going to buy this.