Honestly, I’d buy this on a t-shirt if I could find it. You guys should start a line of Presidents in eponymous cars t-shirts!  

On top of that, he’s got that Tommy Hilfiger money coming in, so... Yeah. Lewis ain’t worried about the cash.

Both of those kind of outshine the Riker maneuver... Just a bit.

That clip actually deserves to get the full video posted. It’s possibly the sickest move I’ve ever seen in a science fiction show, ever. Even as a massive Star Trek fan, I watched that and was like “Man, Picard ain’t got shit on Adama.”

I’m surprised I haven’t found a comment about Battlestar Galactica. I always thought this show was a bit unique because it includes “realistic” naval battle strategy combined with a lot of social class issues. I would probably put Battlestar Galactica somewhere between 4 and 5.

I would say the Tardis counts as a class 7 because it’s sort-of a living thing. Plus, there isn’t really a clause in this infographic for time travel.

Oh, disposable income is that stuff that you think you have when you go out to get beers with your friends, only to realize you didn’t have enough of it to even do that.

I feel something strangely familiar but also terrifying creeping into my chest cavity. Wait... It’s making it out to my hands. It’s a strange tingling sensation. It’s... It’s...

The grille is now crest-shaped, flanked by two-piece headlights with cool lateral, parallel daytime running lights that visually stretch through the wheel and continue in the side front fender design.

Mmmm. Yes. And the curved line above it ends in the same place in the back, giving it a wing-like shape.

I wasn’t actually trying to say it looked bad, just that the car looks so radical that it could be out of a video game. Which is a very good thing, at least to me.

And apparently, Bacalar farmed out the design to Square Enix.

Wow. I don’t think I’ve seen any manufacturer design their logo on a car as a cut-out of the body work... It’s beautiful. Can’t imagine that it would make it to production on anything, but it’s pretty special.

On the list of News I Really Did Not Want to Hear Today, or Maybe Ever, that’s... Well... That’s up there.

You make a good point, I should not have insinuated that you must work on your own car in order to be considered a motoring enthusiast. Just look at Matt Farah, he knows more about cars than almost anyone I follow in the car world. But, he is very forward about his dislike, or maybe even disinterest, in wrenching on a…

Maybe another good question is how many members of the Jalopnik staff regularly work on their own cars? And how much do you actually need to know about fixing a car in order to label yourself a Wrench?

Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari has stated that he thinks it’s probably difficult to use, likening it to running in flip-flops.

What in the unholy fuck

Does the steering wheel also have volume buttons? Because if if does, that means that the direction it faces and the corresponding level of volume may not be the same, or may never be the same. Which would drive me up a fucking wall.