You make a strong point there.

Arial bold? Come on, seriously?

Especially the idiots who wait until the last minute to break and then find themselves sliding right through the intersection. Darwin awards all around...

You clearly know what you're doing, and I agree that traction control systems to like to muck around in weather like this.

As a TLDR, or more precisely TLDW:

People seem to think that all-season tires means you can use the same set in a winter superstorm as you can on a sunny July day. My thinking is that if you live somewhere with more than a few days of snow on the ground each winter, there is absolutely a place for winter tires.

I actively post on Jalopnik, including this same tip. I actually didn't get any flaming for it; only agreement. There's really no reason to be doing this.

A V12-powered Ferrari at idle doesn't really give chills either. We really need to hear this thing with the throttle wide open before dismissing it.

and this video shows exactly what the difference is.

One essential tip for winter driving is that more power does not solve anything. Even in Canada where we should be used to snow-covered roads; I always see people spinning their wheels faster and faster until all the snow gets pushed behind and the wheel finally hits pavement. This is a terrible way to drive, not to…

The only reason this is so bad is because the city doesn't keep a fleet of equipment to clear snow. To me this just doesn't make any sense because this "emergency situation" to them is October in Montreal to me.

apples and oranges...

Are we watching the same video? The first thought that came to mind was the MP4/4 when I heard this engine. Amazing sound.

the only issue is, how much is that upgrade going to cost? I could never justify spending that much to push a car so far beyond what it was intended for.

and instantly ruined transmission.

I think declaring a dusting of snow as an emergency is worth poking fun at.

They're abandoning nameplates that have a lot of history for meaningless, almost BMW-esque naming conventions that really don't mean anything. I know they're trying to reinvent the brand but I would love to see some of the old names come back; across all the GM brands. Heck, even Ford should bring back some older…

I thought the sketch was good. Although it seems to be that if you don't actually watch SNL, seeing an individual skit just looks bad.

I would go as far as saying that even at 50% power, they already sound better than the outgoing V8s. I can't wait to hear these things hitting the rev limiters.

These headphones aren't inherently bad, but they absolutely do not justify the price tag. If these headphones sold for $50 I'd say they're fair value; but at up to $350?! You can do so much better for the money.