I wonder how many Volts & other EVs would have sold without that sweet, sweet taxpayer funded incentive.

Graverobber, are you implying that FIAT left the U.S. market because their cars were crap? Gee, it was just a couple weeks ago that one of the Jalopnik columnists said they left because of poor marketing.

The accelerator stuck, the brake system quit working, and the shifter locked up not allowing her to select neutral. All at the same time. I ain't buyin' it.

Is Jalopnik planning on doing any more 'old car' reviews? Not knocking the new car stories, but I think a lot of us would enjoy some more like the Alfa review a couple weeks back.

It's simply a slush fund for the left. Only thing worse than crony capitalism is crony socialism.

Tomorrow on Morning Would: If you had a rabid wolverine chewing on your nut sack, would you try to make it stop?

Another great article Alex. This ties in well with the one about not upsetting the balance of the car and how important that is to maintaining speed. Hard to believe that tips from Alex Lloyd are posted on the same site as The Parking Lot Mechanic or whatever the hell that disaster is called.

I'm so old that I had to look up what a 'fixie' was. Some funny shit at the urban dictionary.

First, this car is not nearly ironic enough for a hipster. Second, why did they use Peterbilt headlights on such a tiny car?

Well at least ABC News didn't blame the death on the Tea Party this time.

Third Gear: Doesn't Toyota make about a dozen models now with that exact same silhouette?

Very well done. Needs 'Red Barchetta' playing in the background though.

I'd love to have it, but $25K is CP. My estimate is about half that.

I believe that this was the one he arrived in.

One with a Hellfire missile trained on it.

Yeah, if y'all want to review an essentially new 356, you're welcome to test mine and see what a sports car with 95 DIN horsepower is all about. I'm in Houston...

Yeah...

I love the new Porche Boxter!