For someone so staunchly against government interference, he’s advocating for some serious government interference.

So these environmentalists are knowingly driving their super-polluting diesel over 2000 miles to convince VW to stop polluting?

The key to terrorism is to instill fear. So by any measure, this is far from terrorism.

Your analysis would earn a D- in any reading comprehension class. The first sentence states that Christmas lights are a uniquely American tradition, as in the lighting of Christmas trees, etc. are American. The second sentence states that the traditions of Christmas, particularly as part of the Saturnalia festival,…

Counterpoint: No.

Suggestion: lower the budget by a few hundred dollars and buy a microphone from this century.

Have we perfected GIF to t-shirt technology yet? Asking for a friend.

As someone with a Mustang living in Northern NJ, I’ve survived with Michelin Pilot Sport all-seasons. The only time I’ve ever been stranded was when we had a freak snow storm in October a few years ago and I was still on my slick-like summer tires.

Will it baby?

A lot of the commenters are saying we should keep “accident” because there was “no intent to specifically hit somebody else.” They’re all ignoring negligence, which is the failure to act as a reasonable driver. Absent a manufacturing defect (not where a driver negligently maintained their car or ignored a TSB/recall),…

Actually “negligent crash” accurately describes what happened, no 2 people driving reasonably would ever crash into each other. Someone intoxicated or excessively speeding would be a “reckless crash.” Nobody ever “accidentally” hits somebody, it’s the result of inattention, distraction, etc. Even when a part of the…

The only thing I could imagine being worse would be running Enter the Void through this. That movie gave me a headache totally sober.

My town was the town featured in episode 2 of Agent Carter, although it was definitely not filmed in town. I’m pretty sure the MCU wikipedia page for the town is longer than the actual wikipedia page for the town.

Counterpoint: They’re good.

I’m not sure you can call what Honda is doing in Formula 1 “competing.”

Is it really that slow of a news day that we’re posting years old jokes from Sniff Petrol?

Is the fuel leaking into the engine?

The RS500 was a limited-run factory-produced Focus.

The RS500 was FWD.

Autocar has details on what they're calling the fastest and most powerful front-wheel drive hot hatchback in existence. The 310 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque (in a Honda! Jesus!) come from a 2.0-liter turbocharged i-VTEC four.