Let’s suppose it was a Kia or Fiat with such a fustercluck suspension setup. I’d bet buku bucks that the comments would be ripping either company a new one for going with such a half-assed config. But since it’s M-Benz, oh, well, then it must be some German secret sauce at work here. Right?

I knew she was kinda weird and dumb, but now I know she’s a complete dipshit asshole! Thanks, Shailene!

Yet one more reason why I cannot stand Shalene Woodley. Ugh.

The difference is you’re not paid to write clickbait. 

Demand? Did you actually watch the interaction? There was no demand. A request, politely declined by the way. She seemed quite happy to talk to Martin, it was only her self important bodyguards that were a problem.

That’s the person I want walking the grid to promote my sport/product!!!

I’m with you. These guys are guests there, and F1 is Brundle’s home: it’s not the place of whoever’s security guard to tell Brundle (or anyone from the F1 circus, for that matter) what he can do or not on the grid.

1000% disagree.

Seems odd that they didn’t specify the electrical system accurately in the first place, but it’s Amtrak.

Haha.This is Texas: cyclists are always presumed to be in the wrong because they should have been in a truck with firearms, like all normal people.

A friend had an X6M. Every time I got in it I thought, “This is the dumbest fucking vehicle”

I blame BMW for teaching folks that (x+1)<x

But it would get a sweet GT4 badge...

*$21,000

If this was Porsche, it would cost $2100 more for the privilege removing equipment.        

Auto stop/start. From what I can tell it really doesn’t impact overall fuel economy that much and just makes for jerky starts at stoplights and stop and go traffic. It’s an automatic motion for me now to turn it off when I start the car. 

Great breakdown, and I agree completely. I like sleeping in my friend’s fifth wheel camper when we go deer and elk hunting every year, because it gets cold outside and the trip is about the hunt and not so much the camping. It’s nice to bring the comfort (and booze) of home with us.
But when it comes to vacation, the…

Those hideous things really stand out...

400,000 miles with those wheels?

It’s more likely ‘the crossover of ethically conscious buyers and Jeep buyers has not reached a point to warrant the costs of re-branding’