Horrible, horrific, disgusting histories that bear repeating and remembering... Michael, I was under the impression when the media was discussing these “deadliest shooting” stories, they were implying that it was the worst event involving a single (or no more than two) gun men... they need to make that…

Yep, I’ve been approached at least 3 different times in my life, too. It’s sad, because one was a buddy from university whom I hadn’t seen in along time, and I really just wanted to talk and catch up, so it was sad to have him throw his spiel at me like he was doing me some massive favor.

Too bad, the original rear was much, much, much prettier (or so I’m telling myself)

Wait, what did he do to the rear end? That doesn’t look canon at all to me...

I’ve been up and down that highway a couple of times, even in summer it’s a bit heart-stopping.

I dunno, I feel that maybe he panicked and hit the brakes hard rather than try to steer through that turn (understandable given the blind curve and the girlfriend screaming at him to slow down). You don’t understeer like that in a Ferrari unless you have absolutely no clue what... well, I’ll take that back, if he’s a…

My dad had a Scout II in the early ‘80's (replaced by an ‘85 Ford Bronco) in schoolbus orange with a roll-bar and what I recall was a factory attempt at making it look a bit like a woodie. Even though it was pretty much ahead of its time as a 4-wheel drive SUV, it was a terrible winter vehicle: you had to exit the…

Thank you for pulling an extremely long-lost memory from deep inside. Wow, that was supremely 70's.

It’s not capitalism you’re necessarily complaining about, it’s the free enterprise/free market. Capitalism just means that the ownership of businesses is in private hands. You could just as easily have “ripped an old lady off buying an old car in a barn” if you lived in communist Russia.

I love these kinds of articles, I could read them all day long, but “parting vs. selling intact” is not exactly a moral crisis when the car is so far gone with rust. “Buying a complete, original, low-mileage rare collectible for pennies from a widow who quite clearly could use extra money so that she can eat some…

Sometimes the angriest reviews are the most entertaining. I didn’t check to see who wrote this article before I started reading it, but four paragraphs in, I knew exactly who had. Kudos, Jason, we were all thinking it along with you.

Mercedes reveals every automobile designer’s ultimate goal of realizing a Syd Mead futuristic car rendering.

He quite clearly is going much faster than the following cars, some of whom likely saw the cars in front hit the bump and slowed down. It’s elementary physics: if you want to sail a car over a jump, go faster. Also, there’s the possibility that if there was a lip on the jump, the Audi may have broken it off.

I’m getting some mega-deja vu from the kinds of cars people are fingering here... is Calvin’s dad an art thief???

Kiki’s Delivery Service.

Is it me or are these things looking more and more like golf clubs?

Obligatory Detroit mugging joke not included.

Having just driven from Florida to NY State, I’d say the average driver - with little traffic to impede progress - is driving what I’d say is quite safely between 75-85MPH on the Interstates sections between cities. Furthermore, with driving aids and better crash dynamics, we should really be seeing less deaths. I’d…

“Court heard the couple on tape explaining to the police officer that they prefer naturopathic remedies because of their family’s negative experiences with the medical system.”

It was a bit too quiet during the final reveal... people maybe not so sure about that big flat nose?