I'm sorry for the dog owner's loss, but I'm not one for going "ZOMG! UNITED BAD! NEVER FLYING UNITED!" Furthermore, this is a loaded headline at the worst. At this point, I don't see any negligence on United's part that caused the dog to die. Customer service fail after the fact, of course. You never lie/bullshit…

A long time comin' Porch. This your first, ain't it? Well done.

What about the ones with track experience who think it's easy?

Maybe. Also, I think an ALMS race has a larger field than a NASCAR event...

Ooh, I had forgotten about those. I love the 275 NART spyders.

Most people's argument for road course racing is the fact that it's harder to pass than oval racing. That's what makes your comment puzzling. Also, you can't possibly tell me that F1 at Valencia or Bahrain is more interesting than this past weekend's Indycar race in Fontana.

The Countach never did it for me as much as the Miura. Now that was a glorious car. But, to paraphrase Slid, Ferrari Daytona or GTFAC.

countless opportunities to overtake

Vas deferent about this incident is that a combustion reaction did not occur.

This is a great idea Jason. I'm thinking an old Ferrari/Maserati/Alfa clock would look fantastic in a sort of tan leather case. What say you?

Steak and gin! You 1%er! You can't possibly relate to the average Gawker reader!

The Museum of Flight should totally add this to its collection.

#COTD

This one's for you Connor.

I guarantee you Davey G. Johnson would not even recognize this site if he came back. You're diluting the Jalopnik brand guys!

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Future Internet Car Enthusiasts willl clamor for it to be in Forza/GranTurismo.

AKA the "Money rules everything around me" map.

HOLY SHIT BRTSTLND LIVES! ITS GOOD GUY BRT!

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