Could you add comparison photos on all new design articles (Especially the mid-cycle changes)? It’s annoying having to open a new window, do an image search, and then switch back and forth between windows.

I’d take it now if the exhaust were real.

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Merited build quality derision notwithstanding, it’s not a bad looking car.

There’s two plausible explanations:
1) An image search for “Archer” turns up drawings with both buttons fastened.
2) This is a three button suit.

[We’d have a lot fewer poor people that way.]

‘wish I new the math to calculate how many barrels of oil mirrors cost us per year. Somebody did the math a while back on roof racks; bet it would be similar.

Saw this Mustang story on my local news: http://www.wtva.com/story/34489141/local-school-bus-involved-in-crash

Never. The G wagons seem to bottom out at about $30k.

You know the designers loved working on this. Jonathan Ward might even approve.

Don’t be a dick. The steps are really helpful for my 67 year old dad with bad knees.

24 Hours of Daytona

There are plenty of race series with multiple heats and stages. This is just another variation of them.

What’s on the plate is government speech. What’s below it is your speech.

Considering Jalopnik’s reporting on the Sons of Confederate Veterans license plates a few years back, it’s interesting the you left the comment that what is written on the license plate is free speech unchallenged.

You didn’t take Marketing 101 did you?

‘Sat in a 2 series convertible with an M badge last week. ‘Salesperson thought it was a real M car.

Wasn’t able to track down it’s original source, but found this on several websites:

One a week during the regular season might be appropriate, but it has been the Chase season; so get over it you.....

Also, you clicked on the story; earning Jalopnik money for posting the story. What do you think they will do next time there is a story?

It’s not my style, so I wouldn’t spend $1000 on it. But, I’m glad it exists. It’ll make it to some kitschy museum in another twenty years or so.