Counterpoint: if you want to save a TON of money, just pay some local body shop to glue kidney grilles to your Mustang.

I didn’t hate these. I mean, I never drove one, either, so maybe it was awful, but...

One’s called the Kaga? Really?

My brother just almost got sandblasted by one of these in Kuwait. That wasn’t you, was it?

Those wheels, though... love em!

Finally! GM found a way to move their new full-size trucks!

I’m a bit taller (and probably quite a bit wider), and they make me so claustrophobic!

I do suspect that routes/hub & spoke systems have something to do with it.

Yeah... WTF is going on here?

It was a statistically extremely unlikely confluence of factors, but the “tire-barrier” concept seems flawed to me in that spot.

It reminded me horrifyingly of the accident where Zanardi lost his legs. No worse place to be then stopped sideways in traffic...

Technically, I don’t think cigarettes burn hot enough to ignite gasoline. (I think this was a Mythbusters episode at some point.)

Why do I suspect that might’ve been a factor here, as well?

Tragically.

(Saved you a watch. I worked for Dodge Chrysler Plymouth dealer when these were still on the market. These things looked so good but were absolute dogs. I was crestfallen the first time I actually got under the hood and saw what they were working with. Even worse the first time I drove one.)

I’ve been worried about this ever since NRG signed Pete Rose...

Funny fact, the Inquisition lasted 300 years, and between 3000-5000 people were killed.

So, we’re supposed to take a guy from “The Young Turks” at face-value when he tries to strawman the guy pursuing recognition of the systematic extermination of 1.5 million Armenians BY the Turks?

I wonder if Donald Trump will send you a thank you card when ignorant bullshit like this wins him the election again in 2020.

In fairness, just about half of my favorite celebrities fell for this stupid bullshit, as well.

Mostly coal and rare-earth mining. While nobody was paying attention, China snapped up the mining rights to virtually all rare-earths.