Rejoice! I will not miss this... provided Jalop Q. Public can attend.

Meth is a helluva drug.

I still look forward to these posts and seeing cars where a few years ago you would have balked at owning one. In a few years I’ll be happy to see “This 550hp Jaguar F-type R coupe is the same price as a 100sq ft. Samsung French Door Refrigerator with built-in HyperSuperMucho HD 64K Augmented Reality TV and Cheez Whiz…

He posted it to his “Michael Ballaban” Kinja, then as an administrator of Lanesplitter posted it to the Lanesplitter front page.

Edit: Just re-read the linked article. Thanks for the pixelated Porsches, finally!

+1! I swear the American Audi/BMW asshat stereotype needs to be changed to an Altima/Maxima stereotype. I make sure every one of them in proximity is on my radar.

I feel like this Prelude needs some gullwings, no?

Ugh, I just bought one a week ago!

Ugh, I just bought one a week ago!

I think it’s Hilii

No off-road review is complete without the sand/dirt/mud/snow wave shot. Nice.

Just quoted two totally different bikes I have my eye on... CCs make a massive difference. One super-fun-super-naked and the other mild-mannered-super-eco commuter. I think that made my decision a little easier (until I want more bike).

I agree- I love naked bikes. Most of my time was spent on the highway, and a simple windscreen would have done wonders for comfort.

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Going along with the “something cheap” theme here... My first bike was a 1991 Suzuki GS500E in 2008 for $900. It was my primary transportation in college. I put a couple hundred bucks into maintaining it over 2 years and sold it for... $900. Make sure you get a relatively embarrassing color scheme like teal with…

My first bike was a 1991 GS500 for $900 in 2008. It was really fun to ride, except becoming a sail on the highway. The lack of power definitely kept me in line with my skill level at the time. I feel like if I got another bike it would a great experience- something with a windscreen and fuel injection... and going…

You’re a patient guy in a generally thankless job, Shep. You do good work.

You’re a patient guy in a generally thankless job, Shep. You do good work.

I went with a TDI Sportwagen to get the utility, smooth freeway cruising and decent MPGs here in Socal. 6 months in- I’d rather pay the premium and burn some extra gas to be more excited behind the wheel. While I enjoy the premium feel of the cabin... I’m finding a general lack of enthusiasm when applying the gas…

I’ll drive them. Free of charge.

At least its not Burgundy-On-Burgundy...

I just vomited in mouth a little bit. Never saw this one before.