Even if I know the basic premise of what is going to happen before it airs, it's stuff fun to watch.

I saw a test mule of one of these near Death Valley a few months ago.

Obviously you're not a Jalopnik blogger.

We're more interested in ground floor to first floor escalator times actually.

Yeah, I'd hate to read about the "seedy underbelly of the auto industry" that they promised to write about.

Edmunds thinks their '12 Camry handles nicely. They didn't say "like a boss" but they all agree that it is an improvement over the former Camry.

Is Jalopnik going to own up to the fact that they got duped, or will they still continue to generate page views on hoax videos that they found on Reddit?

Ray is going to get on you about your tracking and kerning.

Hey GM, apple pie comes the way of the Brits, but this is clever in a way that they'd appreciate.

Revenue police in inaction.

The Chinese have bought some of these from the Russians, but none have been on the market for private sale.

So does escalatoralopnik(?)

Seeing what kind of automotive related car posts Scott Burgess is writing about over at Motor Trend. *Goes and checks their website*

This coming from a supposed car blog who writes "articles" about increases in fees for public transportation in New York, and who also resides under the umbrella of a company that hides all of its money offshore. Is your Cayman Islands headquarters made out of glass? If not, then perhaps you shouldn't be throwing…

The guy in the header pic is going to end up with broken thumbs.

It was a car maker subsidy, which goes against the whole concept of the free market entirely.

I've seen that "drowsy drivers" sign in Utah. Must have something to do with the lack of caffeine?

Possibly a disabled vet who is now a military recruiter?

Ray Wert drives, or did drive a Jeep Liberty.

They should have just "run 'em like you brung 'em" as in, left all the cars the same in both series and throw them on the track.