Or the Escalade should be classified in the full-size van category, not in the car category. Just a matter of perspective...

And yet, probably one of the best sport car that money can buy in its days and still today. I grew up across the pond, and one of these will be in my garage one day, imported from the UK/France as they are sooo much cheaper over there. Pick the one with the Toyota engine (after 2004) and you are good to go for ever.

I’m counting down the days until Jalop ceases to exist.  What a great automotive blog it used to be.  Glad Jason, David and Doug got out when they did.  

Great…. Now I’m invested in the saga of “Prius Beetch” and mystery man blue Prius accomplice. Surely there must be another episode of this fantastically horrid tale.

This story certainly reinforces automotive stereotypes, doesn’t it?

Of course it was an Altima driver, and of course the Cybertruck failed to meet a claim. I'm more surprised when a Cybertruck performs as advertised than when one fails. 

People trying to Cyber-flip might be the only growth market Tesla have left right now, at least until someone can swap Elon’s phone with a Fisher-Price replacement.

User: Please tell me about the Titanic.

Possession is a deeply weird movie. Any major studio, even including A24, that remakes it will just remake a commercial movie with some themes/shots/plot points from Possession grafted on. Otherwise, uhhh, it will make zero money.

Smile was disappointing, but having never heard of this movie before, I have no strong feeling one way or another about a remake. My general rule is that no work of art is sacred, so there is nothing wrong with remaking one, it all depends on the execution. Some remakes are terrible, others are great, and most are…

I must heartily agree with this article’s headline. There’s just some things you don’t fuck with.

“Big Rich Man Baby Era” is the history of all of mankind.

Sell it to the highest bidder. And then the next 20 highest bidders after that. They don’t sell it to the next highest bidder after those though. It’s not that they have principles, mind you. It’s just that there were only 21 bidders

That beats the leading alternative, “the last age.”

Kids love Grindr!

Historians are going to call this era in history: “The Big Rich Man Baby Era”

No, it’s only for shady stuff. Giz says so.

If there’s evidence that indicates otherwise, I’m unaware of it. 

Someone who’s still in the closet might not want the Grindr app showing on their phone. Someone who has periods might not want to reveal they have a period tracker app, lest the authorities think they got an abortion.

The First Amendment has never permitted fraud and anybody who says it does is probably a defendant in a case they are about to lose.