It get's funnier every time I watch it.

Keith Olbermann is about the only good thing ESPN has to offer these days.

Good plane, terrible execution.

This is not how you explain euthanasia to children. Chronic depression, suicidal behavior — you name it, it's there.

This reminds me so much of the Tundra. Not to say it's a bad thing, but there's something about it.

Chicago is on here because of its infrastructure. Rail, counting both in the city and heading out, is almost unparalleled.

From about this point back, it reminds me heavily of a Saab 9-7x:

Brittney Griner "throws" down a "nice" breakaway dunk.

Mazda 3 (BL series)

I think this may be the best view. It's like a 4C, Z06, and a Viper all banged it out and this is their offspring.

Absolutely agree. The closest I've gotten to that is taking test drives based on the reviews/discussions from sites and/or podcasts such as Jalopnik, TST, Hooniverse, etc. I'll never forgo actually driving the car and forming my own opinions.

I like to imagine that every prolonged stomp of the long pedal was happening in unison with him screaming "FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK"

Speaking of crack pipes, today's wildly reinterpreted 1970 Land Cruiser looks like something a rouge member of the DEA might use to hunt down drug runners coming across the border. Now before you protest that this doesn't look anything like Toyota's venerated off-roader, the ad says Land Cruiser, so that's what we're…

If I had the money and lack of self-awareness, I'd daily the living hell out of this thing. This thing around DC would be simultaneously be the best and the worst.

Sweet mother of all that's purple, that amethyst is gorgeous.

I'll be honest, I thought this said NHRA and was really, really confused.

Sounds like your neighbor can afford one of these then!

I hate how correct you are.

Which, coincidentally enough, is what happens when you eat Skyline.

Fuck ESPN.