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I agree, how strange. Is it that they’re all too arrogant and proud to ask a White House staff person how to turn the lights on in the cabinet room? This story just furthers my belief that these are strange, delusional people that don’t live in the reality that most of the rest of us do.

YES! First reply from an article author! Thanks Stef.

Great pics and great article, thanks Jonathan. It looks like there are a lot of Fiat 126's on the island too. I remember driving in one of those as a kid, with my aunt, in Soviet-era Poland back in the late 80's. They were affectionately called “maluch” in Polish, loosely translated as “little one”. There was probably

Great pics, Kurt. I love the accent lights the cars had, like on the Ford GT’s, behind the flying buttresses. Or that red Ferrari with the red and green lights on the front cooling ducts. It looked so sexy at night. Don’t see that at Le Mans. Any story behind that?

I’m pretty sure that you can watch the whole race for free on the IMSA app live stream.

As the former owner of a 2000 Intrepid with 155,000 miles, I would tell everyone I knew, and I mean everyone, that my car descended from a Lamborghini. I don’t know why they always rolled their eyes.

I remember seeing the Atlantic at the Chicago Auto Show back in the mid-nineties. I still remember it. Although, I never noticed the spoiler in front of the windshield. Glad that idea never got traction.

World leaders are often drug dealers who just landed better jobs.

“Online mega-retailer Amazon.com is launching a fleet of 40 full-sized cargo jets to ship the immense quantity of crap we’re all buying on the site.”

Thanks, Raph. This makes me feel good. While the V6 will always be in the shadow of the V8, it’s still a great car. I’m the owner of a 2011 V6 Mustang Premium. A used V8 was just out of my price range back in 2014, when I was looking to buy a pony car. So, I “settled” for the V6. I found one with a manual trans, a

I’m still waiting for people from the future to show up and put a stop to this truly unbelievable insanity.

Metric shit-ton. That’s equal to, what, 1,000 kilograms, right?

There’s nothing wrong with the Camry. There’s a reason Toyota sells so many of these; they’re good, reliable cars. I’m just saying it’s funny how Toyota is trying so hard to make this car more than it is. It’s not a sports car. It’s not soul-stirring. Most Camry buyers aren’t car enthusiasts, so they won’t be “highly

Maybe the new appetizer menu at Applebee’s. Maybe.

This whole car is one big marketing gimmick. When John Q. and wife, Jane, make their annual trip to Kohl’s to buy new pleated khakis, their new Camry only needs to “feel” sporty to make them happy. They don’t know anything about cars anyway, so real performance doesn’t matter. Most people who buy Camrys don’t see cars

As a person with a degree in mechanical engineering and a background in material properties, I can poke a hole in Senan Molony’s statement. The type of carbon steel that would have been used back then, a relatively basic carbon steel, does not get brittle with heat, it only becomes more elastic. The cold North

It’s even sitting on a cutting board. Maybe it really is a cake!

I’m guessing the Clarkson head was left exposed intentionally, to drum up media attention, which seems to be working. Secondly, the budget this show must have... probably not as big as Jeremy’s actual head, but close.

Isn’t the FBI and NSA spying on all of us with face recognition technology, and this guy hasn’t been caught yet? WTF?! His face isn’t even obscured! Anyway, I think I know where this guy got the idea.

You know, I’m surprised we don’t here about this kind of thing more often.