The answer to this problem is pretty simple: HBO. That's right HBO. Jazzer could say whatever he wants to say and even swear. He brings along the other two, they use the same camera guys, etc... It would work.

The military benefits of having vehicles that drive themselves are obvious, but there's very implications for the future of all transportation.

I use my GPS every time I'm there! Curse the developers!!!!

We'll be out in Howard County. It's pretty nice. I work there already, but I operate out of my home office in Colorado, at least for a few more months.

Moving west of Baltimore this summer. I guess I'll have to watch this guy's traffic reports and follow his restaurant reviews.

John's about as exciting today as he was then. I sometimes watch the show, but it's perpetually outdated and uncool.

And there's always the funny of punching the window with a piston whilst racing an Aventador:

Truly funny. To be honest I've only had positive experiences with Uber though. I've heard Lyft has done away with the silly mustache, maybe I'll give them a try. Probably not.

He's literally a bastard.

So, our version of the Moose test?

Oh, the possibilities.

For all you math majors out there, 36 percent + 15 percent = 51 percent. And with 51 percent of Ferrari, the Agnelli-Elkanns and Piero Ferrari will have ultimate control over the company.

Now Fiat Chrysler is warning consumers about "unscrupulous" Dodge dealers that are taking money for vehicles that won't be delivered.

I visited Trinity and lived to write about it:

Best line: "THIS IS NOT A 5000 MILE CONCOURSE [sic] 550 but it is a great driver."

I doubt Apple will do either.

This would also open Texas to direct sales from Peugeot, Citroën. Vive la France!

If Tim Cook supports the measure, than we'll know if Apple is really going to build a car.

What is the extent of Apple's involvement with Magna Steyr?

Wow. Meth much?