That steering wheel...

Ooooo, I love the G8 (especially the GXP) but the 2nd gen CTS-V can be had for less, is more comfortable, has more bells & whistles, and has the supercharger, stock. CP.

People don’t buy them because they don’t want them.

Even with rain sensors, you should have the ability to control your own wiper blades.

Do we know it doesn’t? Everyone seems to just be assuming it doesn’t.

Is staff allowed to win COTD?

I love a good retro car, and I completely agree: the old Weismann is hideous. Especially the giant chrome wheels.

Our path ahead is lit by the burned bridges behind us

This will more than likely be the last time Mitsubishi extends an invitation to Jalopnik for a hands on review.

I was coming here to suggest the very same thing.

How does a 10 year-old car still look so delicious?

Cadillac CTS-V wagon with a stick. Sure, car nerds will know what it is, but nobody else will.

Right? I recall valeting at the Governors Ball and a patron arrived with a PINT GLASS 2/3 full of Bourbon (I assume it was full when he left his home).

As someone who has driven stoned a lot over the course of the last 10 years, in multiple states and countries, and unfortunately driven while drunk/intoxicated a couple times too many, there is an infinite difference between the two. I’m not encouraging or advocating for everyone to spark up and drive, but the reality…

0 miles. If gas is $0.10 cheaper, as an example, I’d save $1.85 on a fill up on 18.5 gallons of gas (if fully empty in my car). That’s approximately 0.5 gallons of gas savings - or about 10 to 15 miles of distance (depending on traffic, idling, etc). Is that really worth the effort? No.

Same truck:

Vantablack is being sold for various applications. I saw it at a broadcast media conference, they had a mask of a face in Vantablack, next to the plain bronze cast, just to be able to demonstrate the Vantablack one actually did have features — you just couldn’t make out any of them, because all you could see was the…

I have the same problem. I don’t think I’d survive driving without horses that rock the car and make clippy-cloppy noises. I had a Stanley Steamer that was a very nice car. It was pretty to look at, super comfortable, awesome steam tooter, reasonably sporty, but didn’t make enough clippy-cloppy noises and just didn’t…

I have the same problem. I don’t think I’d survive driving without an engine that rocks the car and makes noise. I had a 2000 XKR that was a very nice car. It was pretty to look at, super comfortable, awesome sound system, reasonably sporty, but didn’t make enough noise and just didn’t feel like you were doing…

I’d be OK with this: