Considering all the think pieces and other free coverage this site has given Mr. Musk’s Backwards Door Stop Vaporware, I’d suggest that it is Jalopnik that has been “played”.

There were a few parts when I rolled my eyes! The movie was really enjoyable, but the weakest points were definitely the “men assert their manliness” ones, which is oddly the only thing the NY Post story praised.

Literally every concept from Cadillac.

The more I look at it, the less ugly it gets.

Ok, I’ll bite.....

Sir this is a Wendy’s

Read the title, looked at the price, hit CP. 

This looks 1000% better

My whole life I’ve wanted car companies to make their concept cars but they never do and I always wondered why. Well the comments show why, because people are full of crap. People say they want a futuristic car or something out of bladerunner. They say they want something unique but at the end of the day they buy a…

The vast majority of people in this country don’t save enough for retirement. It’s something like 75-80%. They will literally run out of money before they die.  It’s the retirement savings that really should dictate what kind of car a person can drive.

It’s a beautiful example of a well-restored almost perfect 16v GLI. The only question is... Why? As my late father would have said, “This guy bought a lot of oats for a dead horse.”  CP all day long.

Yes, honey, I listed the car. See? That’s what they’re worth, I swear! Now get off my back.

Yes, but dammit, we COOK with it. Let’s see you make all your lovely baked goods, sauces, and mac n cheese dishes without it!

Took me about 1.6 times longer than it should have to get the joke

This “pristine” Gremlin desperately needs its front (and rear, but especially front) bumper.

Why aren’t they doing this for the 300hp TRD version? Being able to tame that power could make a Camry a proper sport sedan.

Once the Koreans figure out a pickup truck and a GTR killer, it’s game over for Nissan.

“Watch The Future USS John F. Kennedy Float For The First Time.”

I’m a millennial and I can assure you, the Boomers are not the issue here. I’m actually pretty sure that manuals are sticking around still because of all the boomers who insist that a manual is the only way to go for a sports car. Most Millennials I know can’t drive a manual unless they are an enthusiast. I do know…

the driving experience is actually pretty similar to a manual, except for the