To that I say, and this may be a gross generalization, but I believe science and general life experience shows a substantial difference in the amount of fucks given for cars between girls and boys...so I’m actually impressed the girls would get any cars at all.

maybe you should sell your car and house to pay for those people first before judging a 70 year old man with a car collection. How about that?

He’ll be helping several when he hires them to restore his collection. Oh no, you want him to just give his money away. His money doesn’t disappear if he spends it on himself; it goes to others. Isn’t that all you’re asking for?

Feel bad for the guy. But with this sentence you can certainly feel the cultural divide.

For a more descriptive explanation and for those yearning for the glory of old FA. Tyler wrote on the exact same subject.

It’s not a defense, it’s a deterrent. Our way if saying we’re going to blow up their stuff if they don’t behave.

I would imagine the drones aren’t there to target the missiles (unless they can find them before liftoff, which seems unlikely), but more as a subtle hint to the North Korean leadership to tone it down lest some palaces get blown up.

*wealthy people who can afford to spend $30,000 on a toy will never know the struggle of sweating or freezing when driving top down. And, likewise, the buffeting and wind noise of driving a convertible with the top up.

Absolutely. Video game training at its best. Funnel the pack through chokepoints, prevent being surrounded, keep the baddies in front of you at all times.

Well once I start trying to bite you to death, feel free to shoot me. I rather like all of my limbs in tact. If that makes me a pussy, so be it, but at least I will still have all of my fingers to flip you off.

If you can’t afford a V8, you REALLY can’t afford to crash your v6.

And it’s a V6 Mustang

are gear boxes where the gear heads are kept? kind of like tools are kept in the tool shed?

the engine will only last 31,000 miles.

Everyone is like “I wish this 18 year old kid would have died”

The main problem is, Jalopnik often takes Motorsport.com as a source of the news on non-NASCAR motorsport. Take their recent clickbait-style misinforation regarding Simon Pagenaud:

The same is true of Jalopnik (and many if not most other publications, really). If you read more of Alonso’s comments he comes off as far more optimistic than it is presented as here.

They just post headlines that sound interesting themln follow it up with a 2 paragraph summary of the picture. Racer.com is pretty good. They don’t usually post a story unless there is something to actually say.

I can’t wait to see ‘college exams’ listed as an event on my local sports station.