Also not fast enough to get out of trouble.

Spanish for sure. I feel like the Italians don’t want ‘Lardo’ as part of this car’s name.

I love it too. Jimmy’s relentless standup-complaining gets a little old, and Edgar’s PTSD is a little slapstick...

This article was hilarious, fair, and a joy to read. Somebody has to keep automakers honest, and I'm glad jalopnik has the balls to do it.

This article fills me with hope for jalopnik. The world has enough “positive” (advertorial) auto press. Toyota completely dropped the ball on this one, and they deserve to be called out on it.

Agreed. Still waiting for a car company to have the balls to do this.

Outstanding article. It’s refreshing to see such well-researched writing in the gawkerverse.

Oh, so he wants all the good stuff from new cars, but none of the annoying stuff from new cars. Easy.

Heavy detent. Impossible to do accidentally and requires no fancy moves.

Does it actually come in different colors? I’ve only seen rolls of the fabric in black, just like Kevlar is always yellow.

People who need inconclusive comparisons of password managers every six months?

I’m a little uncomfortable with anything eats up a chunk of the cognitive resources needed to safely ride a bike in traffic. Even as a HUD, if it’s on all the time, it’s drawing your attention. But maybe this is the cost of attracting new riders.

This looks like a gallardo that was terrified of getting old and got a shitload of plastic surgery.

I don’t really get the desirability of vintage M-cars.

Ehh, maybe. This is why the dummy guns used in this type of demonstration are brightly colored, and why live guns are generally locked in a separate room during any exercise involving pointing guns at people.

There isn’t any reputable training organization in the US (police or civilian) that allows trainees to point weapons capable of firing live rounds at each other.

But what’s really going to differentiate the Republicans from this third party? How can you have another party who’s philosophy is “Everything he said, but HARDER”?

...Requiring both expensive and rigid fixturing, and very standardized components

People might actually drive it?

Good to know, thanks.