sometimes there is more to victory than what is on a spec sheet.

This is a good build (and comment).

This is good Jalopnik.

I’d have gone with Esprit Decor.

It’s not a bad idea to not run over something that you don’t know what’s inside...

This was so much more exciting to read about than any review on an exotic car. Keep up the grass-roots reporting please!

Wow these things are amazing! Why have I never seen them before? Who makes them or are the completely custom?

If he lives in Phoenix, how come it’s registered in Texas? Anyway, I prefer my cars to be a bit larger.

Take ‘Chopped’ for example. (It’s a cooking competition show on Food Network.) Most of the contestants express some variant of “I’m very competitive”, “I really want to win”, and/or “I don’t like to lose”.

Man, you break it and then return it saying it wasn’t as good as you thought...harsh.

Solid NP

Seems all of this could be solved with a gas tax. Increases the price of gas, that money goes towards better roads, and now you can safely drive your lower clearance higher gas mileage car.

Its not selfish when our tax money pays to bail out said company for a few years.

First: Cite your sources if you’re going to use data.

Second: Actually, choosing a throbbing and pustulating example of egregious and intentionally lackadaisical oversight of autonomous car testing is the perfect place to attack the testing itself. Because the methodology is flawed, demonstrably. You can’t prove that…

No it didn’t.

ah yes, the famous and many GM front-wheel-drive enthusiasts

The best Golf

42k miles and needed a valve cover gasket? Yikes

Huh. I feel like “me too - Acura” sums them up in so many ways.

Lexus is not a 6 figure car? It competes, and beats most of its class.