Automakers: “We have better technology! Let’s make lightweight, safe, efficient fun to drive cars!”

Silly graverobber, Winnie the Pooh didn’t wear shorts. He didn’t even wear pants.

Pffft, city slickers.

My tent has been pitched!

Landau roof? Could be worse, click the link, I dare yah, I can’t save a photo from the listing or link a pic, so be glad you get to be surprised, because you will be.

Narrator: A new car built by my company leaves somewhere traveling at 60 mph. The rear differential locks up. The car crashes and burns with everyone trapped inside. Now, should we initiate a recall? Take the number of vehicles in the field, A, multiply by the probable rate of failure, B, multiply by the average…

That back door. What? How? Why?

What in the world is going on with those weird rear doors?

WRX - they all seem to have turbo back exhausts with engine that are about to grenade.

240sx is making a run at the platform

I think you nailed it with basically anything performance oriented and Japanese from the 90's.

Gotta be the Supra. RX-7 is a close second.

The more people post bullshit articles about weekend riders pushing the limits on public roads, the more squids will seek out roads like The Dragon, Angeles Crest etc. Just ‘to see’ what the fuss is all about. Rinse & Repeat.

I play a game where, after I tell somebody I ride, I wait to see how quickly they start talking about motorcycle accidents in some way. Then after they inevitably do so, I tell them, “So I play a game where, .....”

I read the article but wont watch the video. About a month ago I totaled my bike. Thankfully I was geared out so I walked away with a totaled bike and helmet but only a sore shoulder. I still think about the accident constantly. The funny thing was as I was sliding across the ground seeing nothing but ground all I was…

It’s Jalopnik propaganda. Don’t ride, buy a car.

Why is every other damn article on Lanesplitter a crash video, or about motorcycle accidents, or about dead riders?

You know, people successfully ride motorcycles all the time ...

Seems appropriate:

It’s the Kelly Blew Book price!