Slightly? This review went way off the rails into wokeness. Unsure how this car embodies America’s less-than-perfect history, but artistic license being what it is...

Here in South Carolina, I get far more folks of color stopping me to talk about my Charger 392 than I do white folks.

Ever seen the Mopar guys roll up at the local cars and coffee? They’re way more diverse (at least here on the East Coast) than your identity studies class likely was. Tons of black and Latino guys drive these cars.

What a bunch of ignorant, boho-Marxist drivel - especially the attempt to connect a car to white supremacist groups. Ever seen the Mopar guys roll up at the local cars and coffee? They’re way more diverse (at least here on the East Coast) than your identity studies class likely was. Tons of black and Latino guys drive…

Uhhh, everything was going along fine until we started calling this a car for facists. 

This car is preoccupied with its own past in a way that will prevent it from ever being a road tripper, or a tourer, or a sports car, because its entire design ethos is simply unvarnished nostalgia for the ‘70s,

I’ve often said the Challenger is Uncle Rico from Napoleon Dynamite in car form.

Im sorry I gave this article a click.

It’s not a review, it’s a setup to write the last three paragraphs about why America is Bad

Cars are not imbued with an inherent sense of morality

I think the chargers place as a cultural signifier has been outdated for some time. Im not saying that it doesn’t represent some parts of the US culture, but the size of its relevance is shrinking all the time.

They BOTH DID IT, man... both tried to move the car, and yet for some reason you are completely ignoring it.

See Monza 2021 Lap 1, Turn 4 for why it’s on Max. 

You say this BS and completely ignore the fact that Max was was pushing the throttle WAY AFTER both cars had stopped moving in the kitty litter, without even trying to check if the other driver was out of harms way.

Not so dramatic as that—Max is just a petulant bully and this is how that type acts. It’s more like: “Wah, I’m grabbing what I want and if you don’t let me have it, I’ll hit you!” than anything nefarious. He’s the worst kind of bully, too—the kind that never admits being wrong and whines and plays victim when someone…

Max was wrong, He expected the car that had the line to just move over because he wanted to lead. WRONG, and I do not like Hamilton or MB

I think Max drove the way he always drove and Lewis, knowing his chances at the championship are slipping away, didn’t back off. 

Verstappen walked away so calmly he knew what had happened and who was responsible. And the fact he was so calm suggests it was premeditated. I don’t think he expected anything that spectacular, but he knew his chances at the championship improved if he crashed them both out.

You keep saying that, but that’s not what the video shows

I’m on board with “no dice” but your assessment is all wrong. Perhaps you underestimate how incredibly good these cars are. A properly done Cobra, replica or not, would dust a Miata on any track in any direction.