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100% this. My only gripe about the episode was that the first test track car was the BMW M2, which, to me, is boring. I know people here love BMW’s, but to me, the M cars are all the same car other than the slightly improved lap times you get for thousands of additional dollars in each step up.

This confirms Jalopnik staff can always find something to whine about.

Small cars are supposed to be cheap. If they can’t make them cheap then they won’t be competitive.

Ford is simply increasing its overall production capacity. Increased business for an American company which is good for all the mid level management who earn a nice modest living with the company and all the dealer personnel who earn a living selling and repairing Ford products. It’s also good for consumers who won’t…

How to fix Nascar: Go back to stock cars. A Charger SRT8, Ford Taurus SHO, and Chevy SS battle. Cars are stock except for safety equipment, tires/wheels, brake pad material/brake fuild/ stainless flexible lines, exhaust, suspension may be fully adjustable, and glass.

Why should you only pay “a little” more? Your height is in the top 1% of human beings. And, newsflash, for every inch you are taller than average, you earn—on average—7% more over your lifetime. So take those unearned dollars and pony up for business class, jumbo.

Yes.

Why would the brazilian government even try to pursue this further? Frankly it just makes the country look even worse and petty IMO.

Fact: Michael Johnson was the first Olympian I truly remember liking and being amazed at his otherworldly skill, in addition to me rooting for America. Glad to see he’s such a class act.