And I will indulge you.

I hear a guy who looks suspiciously like Bernie Sanders, with an apparent grudge against a guy who looks suspiciously like Donald Trump, has been driving a Jiggacar since the 1980s.

Pick a person, anywhere in the world, at random. Have them pick an F1 team at random. A tenner says they’re based in the U.K.

Fancy Kristen would never tolerate something as common as a Bristol (and I say this growing up right beside their factory)...

When a chipped bumper requires an entirely new ~$20k body, the minimum price is kind of already set there. Any Elise, with an intact body, instantly has a $20k parts car value.

It clearly wasn’t a Jeep.

I don’t buy it. What were two fresh into the workforce girls doing buying a Ferrari?!

OK, so two wheels, not four. But check out this crazy shit...

Betteridge’s law of headlines is an adage that states: “Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.”

I actually work with GDPR for a US company, handling US websites for US companies with US only users.

“Here is the issue; my wife is going to be working as a fire loss estimator and the company is giving her a budget of $600 monthly towards a car.”

If it doesn’t have genuine chest hair upholstery and a beard in the glovebox, the outside looks are meaningless to true truck enthusiasts.

Ancient wisdom says: Any truck that is clean enough and pretty enough for you to be discussing it’s looks is, by definition, not the best looking truck.

Europe also has the GDPR. It entitled every EU citizen to all kinds of fun rights over data about them:

I’m pretty sure the answer is Ryan.

Five hours in traffic? So still on the humorously named “express”way through downtown?

Wait? We’re going to make it easier for poor and ethnic minorities to vote?!

Can we get Kevin Bacon?

I’m pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude!

Vettel tried to throw a slider down the inside of Verstappen at Spoon curve, but was carrying far too much speed to make it stick.