The idea that putting others at risk because you think it looks cool is ok. That covers more than just street racing. It includes shit like the Carolina Squat, stretched tires, severe camber, and any other visual mod that negatively impacts the safety of the car.

Counterpoint: do these actually hurt anyone? I see rolling coal below and obviously sideshows above, but I don’t really see any issue with people making their cars the way they like them. This is ONLY pertaining to the modifications, not what an owner does after the car is modified (drag race, donuts in an…

And for those of us who take public transit: remember to sanitize your phone as well as washing your hands, especially if you’ve used your phone on public transit.

You broke the Bitteridge Law with your headline. I’m reporting you to the authorities.

vodka. its cheap. works better than the over priced gel.

All of Jalopnik’s videos are failing to work in Firefox or Chrome.

CP just for putting this at the end of the ad:

Yeah where have I heard this argument before?

“This is a perfect case of Ferrari ass-showing: create an SUV nobody wants”

Do you really not see the issue here? At best it’s cherrypicking data.

“Even A Fake Ferrari 250 GT Is Worth More Than A House”

Does it not surprise you that I also hate big trucks?

but the extra effort it took to park in the first place makes that point completely moot

What demo is that? Logical grown ups?

If their customers wanted a manual, they’d offer it.

I have a crane story of my own.

Well, you know, actually reading the material is hard.  It’s easier to pull shit out an ass.

Honestly, none of this surprises me and the very first thing I thought when clicking on the article was, oh boy, this is gonna be a chemistry issue. As an organic chemist, I am interested to know what dyes they used because most dyes are innocuous, some are suspected carcinogens, some are outright mutagens, and if…

I see your approach to embiggen Mr. Westbrook’s choice of words, but it’s unpossible to accept it.

*Psych