I think there’s a bit of a mistranslation going on here: Volkswagen is scratching 150 menu items containing meat, not 150 versions of currywurst.

As much as I want to say Porsche 911, it has got to be the R34 Skyline GT-R.

In fact, pressing any of its three pedals is likely to slow you down.

At least in its current incarnation as a luxury SUV.

I liked it very much. It was certainly memorable.

Definitely. Most of them are nothing special, or at least not worth the premium.

What Happened That The Toyota Prius Looks Good?

The Anti-Hanlon, to be used for the political right:

Yes, that one’s really nice.

Technically, that’s only one nut, isn’t it though?

Lenoir’s Hippomobile was, in all probability, not fueled by hydrogen, but by turpentine or some sort of liquid carbohydrates. That is one of those annoying myths from the history of technology that is so hard to overcome (because it keeps getting regurgitated even in peer-reviewed media).

Translation: “I’m a racist little shit, but also too much of a coward to admit it.”

• Eggs: Fried, runny yolk and crispy whites

The Fiero didn’t necessarily need more power as such. At least not much more (the MR2 had 112 hp, 145 with supercharger). It needed better engines though.

Dude, you called me an “uppity boy” in a discussion of police brutality and systemic racism. That was not so much a jump as a step. A small one.

You can keep your racist dog-whistles to yourself, thank you very much.

Actually a good idea.

Happy birthday, David!

Also Ford and General Motors (Opel).

Opel Calibra Turbo.