A person complaining about Jalopnik posting a Tesla article -

Ask your doctor about Stellantis!

Skyline GT-R R34

Always loved the simplicity of these:

Same, but with my 99 Tacoma 

I dunno - seems pretty sharky to me...

I’m genuinely convinced at this point that he just deliberately writes inflammatory shit he doesn’t believe for clicks.

I’ve been watching/reading reviews of this all day. Not sure if there are other recent examples, but one of those rare instances where the manufacturer did not raise power or upgrade the transmission generation to generation but rather focused on weight reduction, suspension tuning and aerodynamics almost exclusively…

Sorry Bradley, you got this 100% wrong. While the good ol’ USA may condone that kind of behavior in sports, I’m glad the rest of the world doesn’t. Racing is dangerous and there is absolutely no room for that kind of temper and violence. No matter how pissed off you are, you can’t throw shit at a moving race vehicle…

Of all your bad takes, and you issue a good number of them, this is definitely one of the worst.

NASCAR literally encourages shit like this.

You are wrong. Simply and categorically wrong.

Take it up with the Orlando Sentinel, where they got this quote from:

If you’re going fast enough on a public road that a small bump puts the car off the road, that’s your problem, not the car’s. Take it to the track to figure out how to handle 400+ whp and RWD at speed.

It looks pretty good too, sort of along the lines of a Honda E / Fiat 500 competitor. Of course it’ll never come to the states since apparently people don’t buy things smaller than a crossover anymore.

If you are in an area with a lot of people, like a beach, you are often told by your flight instructor to put it in the water, just behind the surf line, rather than anywhere else. All forced landings are risky, but water landings will risk hitting the least number of people. And putting it just behind the surf line…

Wow, they’re pretty quick to finger the neighbor for it, but I guess the evidence does point to him.

voting whites bill?

How about “voting wrongs bill”?

The always obligatory xkcd comic about developing standards: