I am admittedly not a big fan of the monoblock, but these look bad in black.

How does this qualify as angular?

What's the core deposit on a Model S?

Oh God the stop sign thing. Just goooooo...

I guess we will see, I’m glad my old mutt has no need for medicated dog food though, sounds awful.

Jalopnik pre-Nov 2019: blobby crossovers are rote design and dumb for many practical reasons, just get a sedan or hatch ffs. Also the Eclipse Cross is the worst naming convention ever, let’s hope it doesn’t start a trend.

Cheapest one is $44k lol, k. So it is indeed a cynical play for the money of 65 year olds. 

You adjusted the brightness on these shots?  Up I'm assuming?

I still remember the Spyker linkage from the LA Auto show around 2005(?). What I did not remember is how, uh, special it looks on the outside.

A Zonda is what people that bought a Lamborghini for attention should have bought.

Teach a man to fish and all that...

“How are we going to get to the Moon if we can’t talk between two or three buildings?”

I buy cars about 5-6 years old with a goal of keeping it for 10 years and 150-200k additional miles . Even then my stress is at an absolute peak for the first year or so after buying. It is the point where I have just put out the most money and I have the most to lose from a major mechanical failure or crash or…

Sorry, I admittedly wasn’t very clear with my quippy postscript. The rich in this scenario that are being subsidized are the rich with their fashion accessory, social status vehicles (EVs) that can’t support the true cost of a commercial charging station and need a municipality to step in so that they don’t run out of…

“Even if Doley’s station winds up failing, it’s still a good thing that it happened at all.”

Depends on if you need roads or not, and great Scott’s right side was currently going where it didn’t need roads. So, it’s ok.

You mistook his statement that public schools are operating ‘as designed’ to mean that they are ‘operating well’. The public schools are operating as designed.

The US Federal Government, in cooperation with the Federal Reserve, is pleased to announce another round of corporate lottery winners, cherry picked from the biggest donor list of friends whose companies need no welfare but dammit they’ll get it anyway, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars each!