On the Nordschleife, the track marshalls are using Jeep Cherokees.

they have the best helmets

This is a great example of why road design is more important to safety than posted signs and laws.

We need more Ginetta here.

What could be more Jalop than a Ginetta? Quirky niche British manufacturer, small cars with light weight and big performance (and panel gaps)...

All flight attendants will be required to be 20 and under, crushing lemons to make lemonade, while serving corn dogs. Now with a smile.

inb4 obligatory weed option for Colorado

clearly, as jalopniks, we all must support southwest returning to desert gold (brown).

I don't know if in an existing series there would be that much of a drop in viewers. But if a new series aimed at cheapness was created that would surely suffer from a lack of viewers, but then again it all depends on promoting and advertising the series. Take a look at Formula E for example.

Between Grand-Am and ALMS, it certainly did. P1s, P2s, GT1, and LMPC were all faster than a DP, and people watched ALMS. They were two series fighting for the same eyeballs. When NASCAR bought ALMS they did some market research and found only 10% of people were fans of both series, but the majority favored the faster…

These are the people who introduce themselves on Grindr with "do u swallow"

But that had a somewhat reasonably sized bed

How did they steal it? I'm assuming that they had a key?

That's what I love about these high school girls, man. I get older, they stay the same age.

The other way of looking at it is that Koenigsegg just had to recall all examples of the Agera model in the US.

The Holden HSV Maloo R8. It can make a bale of hay move at 180 MPH. Woot.

Anything looking remotely like this. If anyone can come up with a purpose for this please chime in...

PT Cruiser. Technically, it's a light truck that was designed to increase the average fuel economy of Mopar's light trucks. It also happens to be crap even by Chrysler standards.

We're going to see a lot of SSRs

heh. This feels kind of like a political party purchasing a classroom and covering it in their own branding for a history of politics class.