ND--I’m holding out for a convertible Cadillac Cimarron.

Strongly disagree on that one. If some woman randomly hits me, I am going to hit that bitch back. Boobs and a vajayjay don’t give you a free pass anymore.

Every vehicle that’s going to be named in the comments is a bad take and here’s why: We should at the very least, respect every car that’s not boring AF to behold. CrossCabriolet was weird and ugly. Aztek was fugly, but it didn’t look like anything else on the road. It wasn’t just another commuter capsule. I…

The plane was fresh off of an 18-year restoration and may never fly again.

show us on the doll where volvo/polestar hurt you

It seems that at this point some people would rather default to being butthurt than do any critical thinking or research. I wonder how many of the people who thought this might be a slight against America or the flag own apparel or bumper stickers that DO in fact infract upon the flag code?

I can think of nothing more apt and ironic these days than an American team being bought and paid for by the Russians while they install a puppet driver that also enjoys grabbing women but suffers no consequences.

You would be surprised. Over the course of the pandemic, anytime I look for something, the first thing I do is look for “American made” followed by the object. So far I have bought the following:

A commercial grade flashlight
Wool socks
A solar tube for my roof
A commercial grade set of digital cooking thermometers
A…

With just about every manufacturer obsessed with coining a corporate face and striving for predictable, tedious design consistency across their entire fleet, I can’t overstate how refreshing it is to see Hyundai forge this path of making wildly unique cars.

That’s not a mistake. They released a special edition penny that depicts Lincoln as he looked at the end of his 2nd term.

They should speak to their customer base and call it the Matloq.  

If you think the 1988 grid was as competitive as the 2020 grid, you need to stop commenting on posts about F1. The 88 Ferrari wasn’t even half as competitive as the 2020 Red Bull or Racing Point or McLaren.

Just look at how many cars had retirements in 1988 and it becomes quite clear how McLaren won so much. Just by…

Your argument is definitely valid, but I have to give my nod to the McLaren MP4/4. Would’ve been a clean sweep that year if not for Enzo Ferrari’s ghost ruining it at Monza Jean-Louis Schlesser crashing into Senna at Monza.

Wait, what?

“Daddy, the top came off...”

My wife’s aunt on her family group text: Pray for OUR President.

Holy crap! That’s amazing!

Such a boring blog became...less boring!

This is one of the most idiotic articles ever posted on Jalopnik.