They also cost a lot more. But yes, it’s easier to wring power out of a V8 than a V6.

Nobody buys these things on merit - the segment wouldn’t exist if this were true. Cachet is everything here. (I had to stop myself from writing cachet is king. This car is a bad influence.)

Not the first Navigator. The original Navigator was first to market. GM responded in turn by taking a Yukon Denali and doing very little to it other than renaming it the Escalade (even the wheels, side cladding and headlamps were identical between Yukon Denali and Escalade).

I think spell check took over when you typed amazing and it turned to horrible.

But NASCAR has had push to pass for a long time!

Important to remember why NASCAR runs a single tire to begin with...

of course have a “fan option” to vote to eject one driver a race that’s being a meathead
If you are going to worry about it, enclose it. Got me thinking if an enclosed structure strong enough to save a driver from a tire at speed, maybe Dan Wheldon would still be with us? Would it have been enough? Still saddens me

“What’s that Colón you’re wearing?” 

Colon No Match for Anal Power

Camaro Sedan Micheal Bay Edition

Camaro concept?

Yeah, but could you imagine Ford waxing Ferrari’s with their “common man” sports car? Uncle Henry would crack a cold, dead, anti-semitic smile.

Oh. So this car could have been real.

Simmons makes better sartorial choices.

Yeah, I’m sure they have so many regrets about choosing the engine that better suited their aims with the car & powered them to a victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Go back to yelling at a cloud.

[Director yells “CUT”]

I find a way to say this at least once a week. Despite “True Lies” popularity and Tom Arnold’s scene-stealing performance, no one ever gets it and is instantly offended.

Ballsy. Stupid but ballsy.

I use a similar rationale to justify my golf game.

Is 2017 the year Deadspin writes nice articles about the Cardinals or something? I do not like this new Deadspin.