And a middle-aged white male pickup driver with a goatee, no less! You never hear about things like this!

Danny Elfman isn’t gonna suck your dick, king. 

I have a hunch that Musk and Tesla do designs like this basically to send a message to other automakers and the world that “THIS is what we are capable of. You should be worried.”

Given my personal experiences with T&C drivers, it’s probably more likely that the driver is just completely oblivious to the fact that they just forded a creek and have been driving through the woods for the last five hours. 

Really loving this late-stage Capitalism thing. 

That show is so much like The Office it kind of takes me out of it, to be honest. It has the same exact types of characters and even the will-they-won’t-they romance thing going on. It’s a decent show, but I feel like it could be better if it was allowed to be its own thing and not an Office clone. 

Yes, but my point is that they didn’t re-design the spaceframe for the coupe and because of that, they were technically necessary.

I worked at a dealership for nine years. People do this all the time. I have witnessed many people come into the showroom to look at a CTR and end up test-driving a Civic Sport. 

They were necessary on the 300SL. I would argue that there has never been another successful implementation of gullwing doors. They’re just pure gimmick. 

For a limited-production performance car like the Nismo Z, it can take a very, very long time before that dealer gets another allocation for one, so they want to hold onto it for as long as humanly possible. Eventually they will remove (most of) the markup and sell it when they know they have another one coming in.

I owned a very clean ‘95 Miata for a while and found it to be just okay. The way people talk about them I expected it to be some sort of transcendental driving experience or something, but it really didn’t do much for me at all. It felt sort of wallow-y and uninspired. I can see how you could really make something…

This is an article about a post on Reddit commenting about a post on 4Chan.

The goal is to not sell the car. It’s something that brings people in to the showroom so that you can try to sell them an Altima or something. They do not seriously expect to get that much of a markup, but if someone is willing, then so be it. This has been common practice on low-volume halo sports cars for many…

You all need to get over the Aztek. 

No, you see, getting rid of the Focus and Fusion was all part of Ford’s brilliant strategy to get people into an Ecosport! Or no wait, that’s gone... how about an Escape! No actually nevermind. Maybe an Edge? Wait no, sorry. Actually how about a Maverick? They’ve currently got the wait time down to about a year.…

We talk a lot of crap about Florida Man, but we should never overlook his noble efforts to eliminate as many Chargers and Challengers as possible.

I love that the UAW called him out on that crap, too. The Big 3 have been pulling that “We have to work together and defeat the imports” chestnut out of their ass since the 1970s whenever their backs were against the wall. 

I’ve noticed this, too. It seemed like everyone who was in their mid to late 30's when Awesome Show came out absolutely loathed it, while it remained popular with younger viewers. I’m a huge fan of theirs, FWIW, but I do think a lot of people unfairly wrote them off just because they didn’t like Awesome Show. Most of…

There are a good many people who just like, stopped paying attention to the internet after 2016. It’s like they just woke up from a coma and continue to think Harambe and Damn Daniel are the absolute apex of comedy. Elon Musk is also one of those people.

This is becoming a thing in my area, too. It’s so bizarre. People will come to a dead stop from like 60mph on a country road to let someone turn in front of them. It’s so stupid because traffic behind them has no clue what’s going on, the person waiting to turn has no clue what’s going on, and all you’ve ended up…