What possessed the truck driver to turn at the very end? There were clearly a ton of open spaces, any of which he could have pulled his turn through, but NOPE! Instead, lets try to pull a super tight turn as close as possible to the ONLY vehicle within sight. This isn’t an accident as much as it is stupidity.

The ‘70s are the “golden age of muscle cars?”

There is no snow in Palo Alto, therefore, it does not exist anywhere else. Life inside the bubble is great!

Nah, like this:

Wtf has happened to Jalopnik? Guy “mods” his car by making the factory bypass valve stay open to have the stock exhaust a bit louder and people are complaining that it’s not fair to the general public? Gimme a break people.

I’ll put down $1,000 for a Tesla Model 3 I haven’t seen the final version of and wait two years over that.

Many people find the bolt repulsive to look at.

What do you know?!? Ricky Bobby was actually telling the truth!

One is for Ramming, one is for Dodging.

You know the stories are going to be good when the top pic is a B5 S4 wagon.

I stopped the video at “roll coal.” I’m done.

+1 to the E82. That would be my choice too, but I’d seriously consider a 128i with M Sport Package given the dude’s budget and maintenance constraints. The 135i mill is a bit more precious and complicated, has higher maintenance costs and needs. Look at the ratings and guides and the 128i is pretty bulletproof. CR…

I got a copy of the recall notice.

Close. But the vehicle shown is a 2008-2013 Jeep Liberty

I. Hate. Every. One. Of. You. That. Got. To. Go.

strange cuz beats headphones suck but apple still bought them.

It was originally a prototype mule for suspension testing, so the car couldn’t have been sold anyway. Rather than destroy it, Car & Driver used it for a special feature - it’s a pretty good read.

Working on cars for a living has shown me that unless your General Motors product has a LS/LT V8 and rear wheel drive your car was not built well at all and exists solely to make money for the Corvette/Camaro/Silverado lines

And joint winners for Automotive GIF of the Year:

I, for one, welcome our new cat overlords.