He’s illegally parked in a taxi zone on a one way street. He didn’t park backward.

That’s me splitting lanes heading home.

College, huh? From the errors in the article and/or lack of proof reading I’d have guessed 5th or 6th grade. It used to take months to get one’s message distributed to millions of eyes around the globe. Today it’s mere seconds. Please, everyone at Jalopnik, care about your craft and spend a few minutes proof reading…

Sad pictures of modern parking lots. In the olden days when auto makers attempted to create fun, exciting and daring cars the parking lots looked like spilled Skittles. Now its just whites and 50 shades of blah.

She’s why I take my car there for tire service. Nobody knows what it is she’s doing, but it seems to work and everyone insists that Lucy give their new tires a good once-over.

Needs a puppy and some warm milk in a university safe space.

Is this a small bench or a step?

Looks like you used to have a nice driveway before this project.

Sadly this isn’t just an American tool look. It has gone international. I’ve waited a decade now for it to stop.

Two words:

Retrieving it from up the street. A weekly occurance in our neighbor in late fall - early winter.

When did Floridians start speaking that language?

Why is this news on Jalopnik? Because she was at an F1 event?

What could be more fun? And the Uber possibilities would be very profitable.

It is a glorious sound.

Seems pretty cheap if you don’t need 5 million bucks in extra ammo and resources to make sure the target has been taken out.

Head into the prevailing wind and seas. A small skiff and/or the crew does not fare well for long running full speed in tall swells. Some of these chases can last for hours.

Those aren’t beaters. Those are customer’s cars on a test drive.

Providing a safe space up the driver’s ass during a heavy frontal crash was another design feature.