1st: Musk’s insistence on overhyping his products is going to be his undoing. I get that he doesn’t want to call it some boring jargony thing but if he had just not called it “Autopilot” but something else Tesla would be having few problems at the moment.

Putting health and politics aside, can’t we just appreciate that there’s now another major race coming to the states? I’ve always wanted to go to an F1 race, and now there are two opportunities in the future. I felt this same way when Chicagoland Speedway came in to the Nascar scene a while back. Was it the coolest…

Any R8 you find for $50k is going to be trashed. Cheapest one on autotrader has 140k miles for $60k.

The right answer here is a Porsche Cayman. It’s quick, usable year round, and what’s more special than a Porsche? It’ll be newer and less hassle than whatever 911 you can get for the same money. Here’s one in Florida for $53k with only 30k miles. Barely broken in.

No one really criticizes it for how it drives, they criticize it for its looks and how it was derived. 

Any track I get to drive on. Buttonwillow, Chuckwalla, and Willow Springs are not the best race tracks in the world, but they are the best race tracks to me because I’ve spent hours racing wheel-to-wheel on them. Tracks like SPA, Monza, Circuit du Sarthe, and Nürburgring are all legendary and far better, I’m sure. Som…

Overall, the new Tundra is definitely a product of modern truck design, with all the absurdity and caricature that entails

Didn’t these guys learn their lesson the last time they tried to fuck with the Hulk? 

Whoa! Invoking Hulk Hogan? That’s pretty ballsy for a website that used to be associated with Gawker.

If you don’t wear a seatbelt, it is not just you you affect. Seeing your mangled remains wrecks the mental health of witness, road crews, first responders, and a lot of other folks in and around the various industries who have to deal with car wrecks and keeping roads clear. It wrecks your family, not just mentally,…

I hear now is a great time to buy Bolt. Someone told me they’re having a fire sale.

Hey! Welcome back Victoria! I’ve been reading about your journey on TheDrive and didn’t expect to see you back here.

Slightly? This review went way off the rails into wokeness. Unsure how this car embodies America’s less-than-perfect history, but artistic license being what it is...

I also disagree with her on comfort/practicality. I have a 392 scat pack, and mpg aside (which is still 24+ on the highway), it’s a pretty fantastic road trip car. Her take on the seats is completely bunk. I take it on multiple road trips a year and it’s fantastic for open highway cruising. It’s smooth, big,…

Ever seen the Mopar guys roll up at the local cars and coffee? They’re way more diverse (at least here on the East Coast) than your identity studies class likely was. Tons of black and Latino guys drive these cars.

This car is preoccupied with its own past in a way that will prevent it from ever being a road tripper, or a tourer, or a sports car, because its entire design ethos is simply unvarnished nostalgia for the ‘70s,

Yep, that’s about it.

It’s not a review, it’s a setup to write the last three paragraphs about why America is Bad

Cars are not imbued with an inherent sense of morality

Not even close. New cars are better in basically every single way.