The seller may like a word with all the CP voters.

1) Jamrod: a rubbery gear stick. 2) Skrats: wide, small diameter wheels to fit in a stanced whatever. 3) Picnic Gasket: the seals of the tent in a Pontiac Aztek. 4) Glivver: to skid around (read with a British accent). 5) Slicing the brisket: to scratch a compound pavement with a stanced car (see 2). 6) Fresno-look:…

Giugiaro needed the extra-long nose to visually balance for the rear overhang. Weird genious.

Well, those who advocate for the right to bear arms as if they were a t-shirt, deserve the same fate as Autopilot (R) excusers. So there you have :)

My Italian heritage finds your proposal quite comfortable.

The thing is, they will crush other people. Innocent bystanders, mostly. That’s why this sort of people must be shot in the head before they leave the parking lot.

Vacuum cleaner and a sponge, yo...

Not a Tesla fan, but the only reason why I’d like to be a judge is to chew and spit any damage complaint caused by utter customer imbecility.

And proudly so!

Whoever relinquishes to fiddling devices his complete control of the two-ton device he drives on a public road, deserves a quick and horrible death for the sake of innocent fellow beings’ safety.

It’s in the Constitution!

This is the most Torchlopnik thing to ever happen in the realm of Lotus-dom.

I feel sorry for your friend, Doug. And for all the freaks out there who behave like your friend.

Pastor, is that you?

Ehhhh, nope. Wrong wheels on that car (on any decent car, for that matter), and an obese MB. That Supra, tho...

Yeah, right. It’s easy to be quick if you don’t have legs to carry uphill... #addlightness!

Well, it seems it’s a piece of sheetmetal. My take is that they don’t just bolt a roll-cage inside the car, but they build the roll-cage first, and then bolt the panels around it. And in doing so, they saved a few welding points, because, you know, add lightness.

A brilliant COTD if I ever saw one!

Look what “human abstinence syndrome” can do to this poor Mustang.

Did I read a 1,2 l. making 220 hp?? Oh, the possibilities...