Isn't the 7 just a worse handling 5 with a better number? Why even have that? Will Germans not buy Rolls?

I'll just throw this out there: if there are already buses and subways that are handicap accessible, how important is hundreds more handicap accessible taxis? What's the difference between 200 of them and a couple thousand, won't they still be a special case, on-demand type thing? Just asking, I honestly don't know.

If Gran Turismo has taught me anything, it's that racing needs windmills. Or ferris wheels. So, Gotland Ring: Hooray, windmills!

New York City. If you can make it there, you can make it ... anywhere!

Happy Anniversary Chevrolet! Sorry, we lost the fireworks.

Maybe reinforcing Chevrolet's awful redneck image isn't smart? Whiners buy cars, too.

Open the pod bay doors, Hal.

The last couple years have been like 'GM's Greatest Hits'. Yes, a great Camaro, an underrated compact car and great Cadillacs. But also heavy discounts, failed product launches, relying on too many trucks and now they're resurrecting the Blazer? What decade is this? What's the price of gas now?

That video reminds me: I went to Lake Placid this weekend and on the local cable, there's a channel of just showing an oscilloscope. What IS THAT? Anyone know? I was mesmerized. It was like an episode of Lost. I kept staring at the oscilloscope with the TV muted trying to figure out what it meant. Is there a…

I think the Space Shuttle had fewer buttons!

The Kia version will be the Kouper S.

Wow, Gini coefficient. I am now officially schooled.

Well, most of us descend from Germans, so that explains a lot. Though based on shifting demographics, soon we'll have worse social stats and have our political system rigged by Canadians for cheap fruit. This has possibly already happened in Texas.

Made in Canada: close enough, eh?

1st gear: But in Chrysler's case they ARE imported! It's hipster ironic! Now, where's my Hemi Cinquecento?

The Cruze sells well _because_ it's mainstream. That's America. Other than that, you're damn right. The Japanese have done so well for so long with boring cars, that no one even tries in this country anymore.

I don't understand. We had all that during the Bush years and no jobs. We had record high tax rates during the 50s and 60s and lots of jobs and a huge middle class. Why blame Bernanke? The idea that regulations kill jobs is also a myth. Leaving aside economist's research (which is a bit involved isn't it?) let me…

He eased up when he was older. We all do. But yeah, no one has mentioned that he was an asshole.

Blue collar workers spend their money in America. Rich people do not. Tax cuts for the rich don't lead to more jobs. We have a decade of data now and it's conclusive. Our nation was prosperous when there was a middle class, because they spend their money locally.

Ford has clearly beat GM and now is running up the score. Even the Lions are relevant again. Next, they'll buy Detroit and make GM move to China.