How about having a yellow light before it goes from red back to green? Works great in other countries and gives people time to put down their phones prepare themselves to drive.

After watching it I have 5 words: Iacocca Needs His Own Movie.

...because a Greyhound bus has a much better reputation? Say what you will about the subway but at least you won’t get decapitated.

Prediction on another vehicle we’ll see in this Pixar film..

Menlo? As in Menlo Park....the town that borders Palo Alto where Tesla Motors is based?

My guess is it’s a ferry trip for buses whose trips terminate in midtown but start the next one in Brooklyn and since they have to make the drive anyway, might as well see what suckers will at least cover the gas money.

I too would like to take a moment and reflect on the entire history of Infiniti..

Still better than the new Explorer. Woof.

I’m calling this article a follow up to...

To put this expensive parking spot in perspective, it took Blake from Glengarry Glen Ross an entire year to earn $970,000.

Looks like someone is going to be at the track in Vegas on Saturday. What I want to know is if this car is worth trading in a new GT350 for?

It’ll survive the apocalypse, but it won’t survive the “wife despises the styling” factor.

Is Volkswagen doing this to drum up interest in their vans ahead of launching the ID Buzz?

Somehow I thought an article that started with the words “Electric Cars” would be about electric cars. I guess not enough people would read the article if it just mentioned tires and brake pads?

Oh how I hate the proliferation of status. If everyone is gold nobody is gold and it hurts when you travel all the time like I do. Some see loyalty programs as perks, I see them as a reduction of the of PITA factor for those who use experience it the most. Same applies to pre check, rental cars, hotels, etc.

Everytime I talk to someone who brags about their Bonvoy status I cringe slightly...firstly It’s a lame thing to brag about but secondly the higher their status the less they’re at home.

1955 Mercedes 300SLR #722. Yes because of the history and yes because of the performance/sound but also for the pedal arrangement. Only after sitting in #704 a few years ago did I realize there’s about a foot gap between the clutch and brake pedals as the driver has to straddle a pretty sizable bell housing. Would…

ftfy

Thank you for pointing out that our president tweets on things he’s uneducated about.

Big difference between damaged in transit and damaged by design.