The Prowler. I think every person who buys one nowadays thinks of it as a platform.

Ah. Okay. Makes sense.

Erm... I know by now I shouldn't be questioning this car's build quality. But the way that rear window shattered. It seemed like it was regular house window glass, not automotive laminated glass. How did that pass German safety standards?

GFWilliams (@gfwilliams). Amazing car photographer.

"2015 Sweat Stain artist world champion goes to...

Damn, you may be right.

Sweat stains, the scars of true heroes with no AC.

With my hand over my heart, my new motto is "Be brave. Watch out for the one. And don't be a hero"

While Chevy and Ford are busy fighting for faster hot laps SRT is busy making cars that will make us smile and use a swear word when we're describing it.

They secretly love each other.

Here in São Paulo we have a thing I like to call "The Ambulance train":

Some cars definitely benefit from debadging. Much cleaner.

Guy in my university rolls in a C180 Coupé with AMG badging. Tells everyone he bought the AMG performance package, with improved suspension, aero, engine and brakes (which were all clearly stock). He didn't remove the C180 badge, though.

Antti Kalhola. He compiles racing videos for pure car pornography with inspirational messages that would put many documentaries to shame:

"the AFICIONAUTO"

So, Musk won't livestream the D. Guess we'll have to contend with Chatroulette then.

Something I've learned from a friend in a lazy marketing dept in a big company:

Holy shit! I thought I was the only one who loved the soothing sound of idling diesels!

On the first day in Argentina Jeremy Clarkson ate Müsli with milk and banana on his breakfast. Clearly a statement that Argentinians are sons of cows, have brains the size of nuts and act like monkeys.

If he sounds like Niki Lauda, it's Austrian.