Show me another professional racing series that lets the drivers get away with things like this. Sure, rubbing is racing and the cars make contact. Everyone else manages to be adults about it and they don't throw temper tantrums and throw things around.

This is completely different from celebrating a touchdown. Your local track is doing it because they see the Nascar guys getting away with it. None of it is ok, and it all needs to stop.

Right?! Those are not cheap.

This isn't Mario Kart. Throwing things at other drivers and their cars is simply not ok.

Many of us in the US consider it to be substandard...

Not to mention the fact that surgery in the US is crazy expensive compared to what it will be in Austria...

SQUEE!

Chevy Sonic. So not really that fun, but it's just my daily so it doesn't need to be.

Bless your head for thinking that. But plenty of men in power will act like that towards women, especially when dealing with "manly" things like cars.

There's a problem if the staff that are suppose to answer questions, won't answer any questions asked by a female. That goes for Tesla the same as traditional car dealers.

Not only don't insult my intelligence, but *listen* to what I'm telling you I want in a car.

The owner came from a car with the twice the power as this... He's a friend of a friend.

And $10 says the helmet is too big for her to do any good anyways...

Haha, I know this car!

Not really. Closest thing out there is the early models with the same 1.4 out of the 500 Abarth, since they sound similar.

Darts are currently FWD only, but there is a rumor of AWD for 2016...

Some of us read multiple sites here... I'm followed by Jalopnik so I'm good there, but not Jezebel, which makes me sad.

Mods know that it is something they could have do deal with, as being part of their job.

Jezebel tried to keep it contained and under the radar for months. I read it daily and had no idea it was happening, because they are very quick to clean it up and get the posts deleted. But that means that the writers of the posts (not a dedicated mod team or something like that, because there isn't one) were often…

Eh, I'm still here.