Kind of a weird flex for Bugatti mentioning Nevada when they won’t let anyone else run on their glass smooth test track designed specifically for top speed runs. Watching the in car videos of the two runs it’s pretty clear which run was more difficult to pull off. 

The LEED Gold-certified building

I am a diehard Jalop reader, but this is an overly clickbaity headline and article. Making something out of nothing. Come on, guys.

Holy shit, that is awesome! Dude keeps remarkably cool.

I appreciate you advocating for more roundabouts, and I agree. 

Oh, the outrage!  A cancelled government committee!  What’ll we do?  

What was the purpose of the committee and what did it accomplish?

If the members of the committee were so uninvolved that they didn’t notice it didn’t exist anymore, wouldn’t you say it wasn’t adding a lot of value?

It’s a Nissan Frontier with tacked on fender flares, and a tacoma front end.

Pop that VIN into google and you can see the front end destroyed at a salvage auction.

From dealer website:

where do you think all the Elio marketing staff went?

What!?!

The best part about this comment is the dude that took it seriously.

that particular wiper assembly is incredibly expensive and involved to replace and to install - i assume that when it went bad, it was simpler and more cost-effective to just replace the vehicle around it.

So, what you’re kind of saying is Rich Energy is the motorsports equivalent of the Fyre Festival?

Yeah, too common. I’d much rather get a used 9-4X instead.

You know, the Navy has one simple request. And that is to have ships with frigate laser beams attached to their decks.

This makes this article seem rather childish and poorly researched.

This just in: Driving your car over curbs can damage the suspension.

Doesn’t really seem to be dead or slowing down at all