I’m genuinely curious if these trucks should carry a “hazardous materials” marker at all times, due to the battery packs, forcing them to take “hazardous materials” driving routes at all times. Normally, any truck carrying this kind of load, that can catch on fire like this, be impossible to put out, burn this hot,…

As cool as the idea is, the Ford Nucleon might take the cake. Putting a nuclear reactor on a car with 50s safety standards and drivers might be the single most insane car idea in history. Granted, we got some cool designs for Fallout from it, at least.

Someone alert me when I can buy a Taycan for $40k.

I guess my question is why is there a race category on a red light ticket? If there is an option for Not Applicable then it sounds like we can drop the category all together.

The DK Engineering videos are so nice.  I am looking forward to sitting down with a nice amaretto and savoring this F40 video.

Wait, the Donald went down on Willie Brown???

It must be weird to drive this and nearly be able to look modern pickup drivers in the eye.

Calling it “communist China” is reductionist to the point of almost being wrong, and shows a lack of knowledge concerning both China and communism; which, empirically proven, quite normal for Americans (and to a lesser extent, Europeans). On top of that, it makes you sound like Trump.

Air Canada seems to be the exception to the “Canadians are so nice” thing. Thier service seems to be notoriously bad.

A quarter?? Look at Richie Rich over here! Back in MY day we were happy with squished PENNIES!! 

We didn’t want clicks back in the day. We just wanted to see a squished quarter.

If they lap the field three times and win - it still counts? :-) 

My issue with parallel parking is always the same.

I’m sure this is going to go over well...

When I was a kid, the teachers were obsessed about the difference between Can and May.

Except not Ted Lasso livery.

Make it an Abarth and I’m in for that too!

Wasn’t he supposed to be doing Rendezvous with Rama next?

Enjoyed your article ... I remember this (poor) little French- Canadian guy from back in the late 1970's that raced for Ferrari, named;

Ooooo....let’s do another one and call it “Jalopnik ‘Journalists’ Judgement Day”