Alternate title: Are Corporations Addicted To Your Tax Dollars?

I’d dare say all of this is a better investment than an unneeded fighter plane that is ten years and $170 billion (and counting) over budget.

Me too! Like, how does that work.

Uhmmm I think the idea of bracelets that synchronize with music sounds like an AWESOME idea, even without them saving lives. I want one.

You know who should be setting speed limits? The engineers responsible for designing the roads in the first fucking place. Not some politician trying to make things seem good and nice and safe. Trust the people actually involved int he science of making a road safe.

WTF. Kat is one of the best contributors on Jalopnik, much more informative and easier to read than the buffoon DeMuro.

As a sacramento native and a high school teacher, let me be the quotable expert on K. J.: fuck, this guy is a sleezebag.

Have you ever met Jay Leno? I live in SoCal and see him driving stuff all the time. One day I bumped into him after he’d been giving one of his old Mopars a good thrashing. My car knowledge is no where near as good as Jay’s but he talked with me and we made each other laugh about some of the choices the manufacturers…

I’ve just come to the conclusion that I like everybody in WEC, and you know what? That’s a good place to be. I’m still (admittedly) a Porsche fan first and foremost, but everybody’s so goshdarn likable that I can’t even be mad when it’s not a Porsche on top of the podium. Nissan’s trying something new and cool that I…

A collector that actually drives his car...that’s cool in my book

I’m a huge soccer fan but FOR FUCK SAKE! NO ONE ELSE IN AMERICA CARES!

Air Force Veteran here.

Was really hoping to get an in-depth look at how Tony Stark cheated his way to becoming a billionaire. Bummer.

When you drive it every day you get used to it. There are no blind spots with properly set up mirrors.

I drive my 2012 daily, never had a problem once with visibility. Every day, though, I have problems with drivers who don’t look/drive/pay attention.

Let me get this straight. America gets a reasonably priced 455 hp naturally aspirated V8 coupe and all anyone on this site has to say is meh, windows to small, no handbrake, looks the same as old one??? Man must be nice to have so many awesome choices to complain about. First world problems much.

BREAKING NEWS: There are sometimes compromises inherent with buying a performance car, like visibility, or luggage space! Film at 11.

I admire GM for not buying into Ford’s 6-4-8 pricing/trim level scheme. Ecoboost might be Eco and boosty, but all in all, the concept of EcoBoost as a premium engine is a load of bull. Since you’re saving the environment, you pay more than the V6-driving pleb so that you can get the turbo 4. I think that’s a pretty…

Related...Got to see a ZL-1 in the flesh yesterday. Mean lookin’ mother.