...okay. That's fine and dandy if you have $100k and are going "hmm, which is better." 'Vette is the affordable sportscar, Viper is... the not really affordable sportscar.

In this alternate take on the Zin invasion storyline,

Yeah, but it isn't to the point where you get beat down for unknowingly passing the wrong black Escalade.

It's probably a lot of image.

He's gotta be coming back.

Man, wasn't aware overtaking made you an idiot.

Okay, what, we have a number of videos showing these guys breaking traffic laws.

Or L.A. Hell, most all of California. Stay away from Detroit and Chicago, too. Cleveland's not the greatest place, either.

As much as every person here seems to want to write it out, Escalade was a critical part of Cadillac's revival, and the vehicle on which the debuted the new Art and Science design (at least, the first in production).

I like these ads but I feel like Dodge is just blowing money. Are there that many people in the target demo of Anchorman are even in the demo for the Durango? Who's sitting there with thirty grand ready to blow it on the first SUV endorsed by Will Ferrell?

Suppose there's no way for businesses to make money on public electric-car charging stations—even with DC quick-charging? Then what?

Buy a used Ram? That's like adopting a kid with cancer. What are you looking for, an hour with it?

Point A - Crossover Coupe!? Not, like, Crosswagon? Or something else that actually makes sense?

What's the answer? More product? How is Fiat different from Dodge?

Yeah, well, you also said the new Corolla was shit. Then you said it was perfect. So I guess if I sit around and wait long enough, you'll put out another post and declare the crash test rating as an amazing feat.

The logic on the side against you would be "it's freedom from the law, not freedom from consequences." And that Jalopnik, as a blog, is only exercising its free speech by saying the owner is dumb. And anyone who says "you shouldn't drive that piece of shit" is also simply exercising their right to say what they want.

This picture, which popped up on Reddit, shows an Audi A4 in full Nazi regalia just parked on the street like it's no big deal. And it probably isn't there on purpose or to be malicious.

Did you just, like, have this photo from two years ago (http://jalopnik.com/5859448/the-18…) sitting on your hard drive and go 'let me remind people this car exists?'

Biggest taxes anywhere, too. Economy's probably held up by the forced business like we're talking about in the article. That and Hollywood. Yeah, a bunch of money goes to a bunch of big studios and a few celebrities, great for the people of California. You can keep your fucking economy, and you can throw around that…

Ain't that some shit.