Speaking as a gay person, I’d be offended if someone called me a fag while I was cycling. It’s so boring and unoriginal.

They are Republicans.... or whatever hate-filled, racist, fearmongering, liars the party has transformed into the last 6 years.

Maybe that’s just his pick-up line.

What the fuck is wrong with these people!?

This very morning, cycling along minding my own business in the bike lane. Stop at a red light. Guy pulls up at the light and shouts “fag”. Nobody else in the car to “impress” - just a weird hatred of people getting some exercise.

I did look at the video. He was completely in control of the vehicle. There’s just no display of the speed. He wasn’t stuck at 83 mph. The display was stuck at 83 mph.

$2500 for a new engine, quit whining, that is a good deal for a car long out of warranty

“The first through third generations were body on frame SUVs;”

Oh hai, BRZ/GR86! 

Will there ever be a cheap Tesla new car?

“It snowed = no global warming, science is wrong.”

I miss the old LGA. It made leaving town that much more soothing, to get out of the filth. Flying back into it is was a different story, but leaving out of there was fantastic. It was like leaving a 3rd world country, even if you were flying to a 3rd world country. It couldn’t be any worse, ha. 

5th Gear (Electric cars are expensive):

My wife has a 500 Sport automatic that I always put in ‘sport’ mode and shift manually. It’s great fun, as Fiat make sengines that love to rev. The manuals aren’t even that slow: 0-60 in 9.5 is faster than a Mk1 GTi.

*snort*

I have an early current-gen Mazda 6 (before they had the turbo available) and I can floor it pretty much anywhere. It’s relatively lightweight, and handles very well. Once you get rid of the garbage Yokohama tires that Mazda uses from the factory, they have some great sticktivity. 

My wife’s Fiat 500 Sport 5-speed. It makes 101 HP stock, but hers has the Mopar intake and exhaust, which is good for probably another 1 HP.

I haven’t been car blog shopping recently, but Jalopnik seems to strike a balance between anti-car transport/urban development blogs and the pro-car anti-environmentalist blogs.

Nope they cant. if you have a problem with it then dont read the article. No one is forcing you to. Or if it bothers you that much visit another car blog that doesnt harm your fragile sensibilities.

Just out of curiosity, which blogs do you keep up with lately? I’m always a little bored by Autoblog, never got into the Drive stuff, and my subscriptions to C&D etc. lapsed a while back (embarrassingly). Always looking for other places. I don’t patronize them, but I can imagine the classics sites being deeply…