It’s so true. There’s no other motorsport where the entire field of cars is expected to average above 150mph for three hours on most race weekends. It takes some seriously skilled people to build a car that can withstand those speeds for that long, and one focused athlete to keep it under such precise control where a…

I started to like NASCAR when I stopped being a racing snob and actually made the effort to understand how it work.

K, but I need someone to explain how this makes CNN the biggest troll. I can't figure it out by myself.

nothing like surfing Jalopnik on the following hardware:

Get a whole desperate phone just for that Twitter account. Put it in a special case with an eagle on it. Refer to it as the Justice Phone.

It also means the person is using their personal Twitter and government Twitter from the same device. Someone’s getting fired.

It was honestly a good car when it came out in 2001. It was stylish, decent bargain, reasonably equipped, and fairly fuel efficient.

As someone who’s actually owned a PT Cruiser, I can actually speak to it with some semblance of credibility. They do not deserve the hatred that they receive. Mine was reliable, quick, fun, and extremely practical. I owned an ‘03 PT GT with a 5-speed Getrag manual. It surprised more than a few SN95 Mustang GT’s...full…

When your grandparents are all like “you whippersnappers don’t know what cool is these days,” they’re talking about the 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix. Also, drugs. But partially the 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix.

Beat me to it. Wonder how much boost that puppy’s crankin out.

He’s back.

You know, if we start putting lifeboats on ships, captains are going to start thinking it’s OK to start ramming them at partially submerged rocks.