Asking for advice on an auto enthusiast site with an active comment section is hardly the worst decision someone with money to blow could make.

Turned into *the corner* because if he didn’t he’d have crashed either way. Bone headed move by Fassler, the vastly more experienced driver.

Clearly if he’d backed off and waited to pass ANYWHERE other than the Porsche curves, he’d have made it through and would still be racing. 

Sequentials require a clutch to take away from a stop. From there it’s a clutchless shift. Very common in racing. 

You give human drivers way more credit than they deserve. I’ve observed drivers playing on their phones and passing stopped school buses.

I don’t need an escort.

Yeah fuck this shit. We need some treaties right now to stop this from becoming a thing. Also unless you’re out in GEO, that sign is going to streak across the sky. No one needs that.

What’s wrong with pink? I like pink, it offends just about everyone. I like ostentatious colors departed from the norm of Yellow, red and orange being “crazy colors”. Like the fuck with that... give me a plum crazy purple or a magenta or some seafoam green metallic any day.

On the joy ridden Range Rover, go and confront the dealer. The owner has strong evidence that the car was being used as a personal car. Require that the dealer refund all diagnostic and repair fees and provide a full detail of the car for free, in exchange for not bringing legal action against the dealer. Even if a…

So are you going to write in to Jalopnik and chastise them for writing this article about the evil gas-guzzling Hellcat? Are you going to insist that they only write articles about electric cars that are charged SOLELY by wind/hydro/solar/nuclear to ensure they are zero emissions?

Pretty much this. $35k is well above the “I could have this done myself” price. Sure, sourcing a good E30 wagon shell will be difficult, but not impossible.

This is another sad to cast CP.  There's almost nothing about the car that isn't tasty,  but 35k is just too much money..

This is just wrong. They aren’t building custom fake cars for these purposes. They just drive a car inside. It’s a car, they almost never catch fire it’s considered safe enough.

It’s a dealership, not a trade show. They don’t buy cars that don’t run, and want to be able to sell any vehicle in their possession, even if it’s on the floor. Many electric cars have the battery built into the frame, or integrated into the center console and floor, so they can’t just click “eject.”

Finding out Keanu Reeves is a genuinely nice guy makes the world seem slightly less shitty.

People like Queen’s music and Rami Malek was fantastic. That was enough to make up for the copious amount of shortcomings.

Back in College, I had a professor who at least claimed to be an oil expert. Insights from him were:

Sure, it’s low to the ground so beginner’s can get their feet down at stops and if it tips over, it’s easy to get back up on the wheels, electric start, and fits riders of different heights. However, I’d highly recommend that the rider do lots neck-strengthening exercises.

The post mentions that he’s blind. Apparently, someone beat the shit out of him in 2006 and it left him permanently blind. (I wonder why anyone would ever want to beat the shit out of him???) Not that anyone should feel sorry for him, but to clarify that the eyes are not in fact the result of demonic possession. That…

Is there any actual data on the risk factors here? We come into contact with all kinds of bacteria on a regular basis, be it through contact with public surfaces everywhere from doors to washrooms to chairs, exchanges of money and other products that come into contact with multiple people, and even being in close…