I am an unabashed Musk-ovite. Look: you don’t get transformative shit done unless you rock the status quo and offend some delicate sensibilities.

The workers need to form a group to negotiate with the UAW leadership from a position of strength.

Bradley, while I understand and appreciate your points, I also feel that Indycar wouldn’t venture into this event without a serious amount of planning and forethought. Certainly having Roger Penske at the helm gives me some confidence that during the next month a lot of questions are going to be addressed and of…

Friggin Namibians get all the sweet vehicles.

On top of all that, Brosnan has a reputation for being a super decent and nice human being. This article comes off as petty.

Oh thank god, a New York City update.

Funny, I think a lot of Jalopnik articles are bitchy lately. I know there’s not much new and good car stuff around, but they seem to be looking for anything to complain about. 

Can I ask why the need to add the reference to “people of color” and “wealthy, white communities”? I don’t see what it added when this issue is socioeconomic which has in New York a link that isn’t necessarily causal to race in every situation. Poor communities tend to be more diverse, but the problem is they are…

Seems a bit bitchy.  Slow news day?

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“Porsche is offering a “contactless home delivery” of the car, which I like to imagine involves the car being parked in your driveway while a guy with a Porsche hat kicks your keys to you from across the street.”

I like Mazda. I’ve encouraged others to buy Mazdas. Heck, I’ve even bought a couple new Mazdas myself in the past decade. But as much as I want this to be true, I have a hard time believing this will actually happen. 

Kyle Larson, who is 27-years-old, half-Japanese, and old enough to know better

It’s become less about the celebration of all vehicles and more about shaming people that drive trucks and SUVs. I woke up to a foot of snow this morning and certainly wouldn’t have made it to work in a Honda Fit. 

Shilling is such a shitty writer, it boggles my mind that he is employed. Maybe under the tutelage of a great editor he could one day become something that resembles a halfway decent journalist, but until then we have Jalopnik.

You have one vehicle to choose and you live somewhere other than the center of NYC. You have a driveway, a garage, a moderate-sized house (around 1500 sq ft), and a hobby of some kind that requires cargo and/or towing capacity. The obvious choice is a pickup.

You do realize that a lot of people actually work for a living and need trucks, right? That Kale salad you are eating was grown by a farmer that needed a truck. That structure you are living in was built by contractors that needed a truck. The internet you are using to post was installed by a person who was driving a…

Sounds expensive. Take out that hybrid, and turbo and slap in an NA i4 that pumps out 200hp/tq and you got yourself $260 a month for 84 months!