Many will. Thank you! 

Look how young he looked.  Before you all made him age. 

First!

You get a star just for the use of “skullduggery”.

Two Rogers don’t make a right!

“Youth Car Culture Isn’t Dead” is still one of my favorite Jalopnik articles, but it’s partially because of the awesome shout out.

Solid pull, didn’t even think of that one.  Maybe it’s too seasonal.

Was just about to post the “2F2F GIFs in 3...2...1...” hahaha

But...it was boring.

God that was boring.  Other than the fact that I got all 3 kids to watch at once (and they all picked a driver to root for) it wasn’t very entertaining.  There were a few good passes, but it basically ended like it started. 

McCarthy brought up Black Panther because the Lexus 500 F Sport that the company paid a lot of money to be in the movie was a huge pain to do big, beautiful Hollywood powerslides in.

Agreed, Walt Disney looks like he’s scheming about something. 

The object, as you can see in the photo above, is a can of ravioli with a Thomas the Tank Engine-esque face drawn on it in marker. That can is taped to a structure of wooden axles and four skateboard wheels to make some kind of strange toy car that I’m going to call a Ravioli Rover.

*Carrey

It’s definitely the least attractive of the three by a good margin. 

That’s amazing. As an auto-journo-type, I try not to publicly take a side. But I love Mustangs (and yes I’m quite tired of the Cars & Coffee meme, let it go). I find myself continually drawn to the Challenger though. I don’t track my cars much anymore so the idea of a slightly bigger platform (with a massive engine) ma…

Ironic that I didn’t get it then.  lol

I googled “sagely” and still have no clue what that means.  

lol much appreciated!  I’ll keep that in mind.

No thanks. Maybe it’s because I don’t really track my cars anymore, but this seems pointless and just something that people buy to say they have it vs. actually needing it. If you want a light track car, buy one, it’ll be much cheaper than this CS.