I live in a state with state safety and emissions inspections but somehow there are plenty of coal-rolling brodozers with near-zero pedestrian visibility and Jeeps with obnoxiously blinding light bars so I’m not sure what the point is.

In fact RSS is how I got to this article. It’s also great for following YouTube channels without getting any interference from algorithms.

Case in point: the bison incident referenced where the NPS just says “The incident resulted in the death of the calf” was one where the calf was subsequently rejected by the herd and kept wandering into traffic, and was subsequently euthanized.

What is this shit

It’s true, perceptions have softened on some designs that were initially panned. On others, this has not changed and the only people buying those cars are doing so ironically.

The whole ordeal could have been much more damaging and deadly if it was higher up.

Hate to break it to anyone who saw this article and got excited about the opportunity to buy this, but the auction already happened last weekend and the car sold for just over 600,000 GBP

Jaguar F-Type. The original design was almost identical to the concept and was perfection.

One segment that I find to be criminally underrated is the British roadster challenge in which the trio ends up at the defunct TVR factory. The cinematography, music, and commentary come together to create poignant beauty out of drab and dreary scenery. It’s one of those pieces that evokes nostalgia for what once was,…

I hate when reports like this are used to infer trends and conclusions when the data is statistically meaningless as it is presented.

Disappointed that this one isn’t getting much love here. I visited the Altiplano in large part because of the scenery showcased in this episode and the storyline was also solid.

I used to read car magazines cover to cover, endlessly staring at photos. I used to go to Cars and Coffee every week.

Why do they always have to make it a Tesla ad?

Yikes, this line is so lazy and terrible from a design perspective. It also looks really wobbly because the hood has so many damn creases.

Watch the birdie!

Yeah... this was pre-algorithm days of YouTube and possibly even pre-algorithm Facebook so it was purely organic viral spread that sent it from Australia to just about anywhere in the English-speaking world. The girl I was dating at the time showed it to me and she was not “YouTube-savvy” by any means.

Guns don't kill people, pornography kills people

Getting on or off the George Washington Bridge.

DeLorean. The powertrain is forgettable and there is historical precedent of electrifying it with a plutonium reactor.

Westfjords, Iceland in a rental Hyundai Santa Fe.