I will attempt this. Which really means, I will fail to pull this off a few times and then go back to ignoring the Mozambique.

Pretty sure they cancelled that one for us.

Funny, but for all of the Chinese-made stuff in my life, I seriously can’t see myself buying a made-in-China car. For now or the near term at least.

Wow, a big, meaty, RWD Buick sedan? Hold my bingo stamper, I’m in!

This has been grinding my gears for decades. Rear downforce is definitely necessary (and functional) on a really fast FWD car. The air doesn’t care which wheels are driven. 

I would definitely have the repair done as a Prelude to any kind of grand Odyssey... Especially one long enough where I’d need a Passport and might end up out of my Element.

I had a Celica with a Cruise Control switch that was supposed to make freeway driving easier, but when you turned it on it just floored the throttle and made you fear for your life.

Crazy that Chrysler can somehow maintain four separate nameplates active today but Ford can only do 1 1/2.

Agreed. I've always hated that model Bugatti for that very reason. 

Well, then let me. That’s hideous.

that looks more like a toilet seat to me

No one complains about that look on a Bugatti.

They have keep something for E3. Pokémon and animal crossing 

People with car insurance also get into crashes, but that’s kind of why you wanted the insurance in the first place. Unions are the same.

Last year, Gizmodo Media Group editorial had layoffs. But because we’re unionized, we were able to get a seat at the table to ensure that we were all kept informed, and we convinced our parent company Univision to instead offer buyouts, allowing those who wanted to leave the company to leave by choice (with 4 months…

“Why even try to fight back when there’s a chance you’ll lose?” is not an argument that has ever served anyone well.

Even beyond the credit card spiraling, the kids ought to be taught about where their paychecks go. What is gross and net, and why is there withholding and deductions? What are all these employer retirement plans and why should anybody participate in one? What’s Social Security? What is an ARM versus a fixed-rate loan?…

It’s not a great sign for economic growth, in any case.

These giant companies always, ALWAYS burden themselves with multiple layers of redundancies, ones that can be avoided but they never do.