Such a good question. Have noticed this increasing trend of un/proofread content especially in the last few months.

Spellcheck as an umbrella term in this case, which includes checking for grammatical errors, repeated words, etc. To find like four or five such mistakes in the same article is unprofessional, and communicates the notion that the author simply doesn't give enough of a shit to spend the two or three minutes to make…

Excellent, timely article.

Would definitely not purchase a single damn Miata, myself. Yuck.

"In December of 2010 Lastarza's son, also named Daniel was allegedly assaulted with a stapler by Jonathan's Stacks...."

"Prosecutors say Lastarza attached Jonathan Stack, 33, of Glocester in July."

Sounds legit.

Lol!! People still use Facebook!?!?

Or you could, you know, drive sensibly.

Whoever did this is fired.

No, it cannot.

Like, wow!

Jeep's Super Bowl ad ran soundtracked to Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Landfollowing all the versus you had to sing in elementary school."

to "kickstart autonomous tax fleet development."

Don't forget the goddamn Mazdas.

Yes, interestingly timed, indeed.

If you don't want to discuss Bruce Jenner, then shut your mouth and stop bitching.

Yawn. Cuing the Miata fan boy club in 3...2...1..

Obviously wrong? Nope. Volkswagen rightfully assumed its customers would choose the wiser smartphone choice: Apple.

Obviously wrong? Nope. Volkswagen rightfully assumed its customers would choose the wiser smartphone Choice: Apple.