The thing with Challengers is the owners REALLY like them. It’s kind of the Tommy Bahama of cars.

The U.S. military definitely uses the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds as a key component of their public relations efforts. Having seen both of them on a few occasions, I’m all for their efforts.

Yes, keep them away because if they fly over a sporting event and you stare real hard at them while listening to the national anthem, you won’t be able to resist the urge to visit your local recruiting office the next morning.

C’mon, “inexperienced pilots” are not flying for the Royal Air force Acrobatic team, or in any other county’s military formations over major sporting events.

Here’s the “yeah, however”: Military pilots have to do so many training hours anyway, so they can either fly over some remote area, or, they can fly in front of thousands of people, look cool, and add to the pageantry of the race. 

1st. Gear. Autonomous driving is a nice party trick for the most part.

You sure about all that? 

If you ever get to Memphis, do yourself a favor and spend an afternoon at the National Civil Rights Museum.

So Fiat, Alfa Romeo, and Maserati are cool, though? Good to know.

“Luxury”, or at least luxury features, have been creeping downstream for years in cars we don’t really think of as particularly luxurious, hence the price increases.

I always think more along the lines of “spot the douchebag”, rather than “racist” which has devolved to become the new catch all label for *people we don’t like”.

Listen bitch, I pack my TruCoat on everything at $1595.00.

I’m struggling to grasp how where these two idiots worked has anything to do with the auto industry other than a weak assed attempt by Jalopnik to further their narrative that dealers = bad, or in this case, racist.

You misunderstand my point. No, I don’t think the dealer would knowingly hire a blatant racist.

So, the dealership rightfully fired these racist idiots.

Conceal carrier checking in. When I’m in my car, I have a loaded Colt Cobra, sitting 6 inches from my dominant hand.

Huh? Were you trying to respond to “VagueDreams” the potty mouth Starbucks employee, or me?

Also, the Brits say “naught" and the Yanks say zero for the number “0" . I kind of like naught better to be honest. Sounds friendlier.

The one that always gets me is how Canadians pronounce the letter Z as “zed”. I was watching a Canadian road test of a Corvette and they kept saying “Zed 06" instead “Zee” 06. I thought the guy had a speech impediment.

For $50K? Get a Stelvio. Room for all your band crap with 50/50 weight distribution and steering feel that’s Italian voodoo magic.