Doug DeMuro was funny when I first got to Jalopnik but after awhile it just got tiresome.

I’m not sure thumbing their asses is the correct metaphor here.

A 1986 Mustang GT wouldn’t go 180 MPH.

Answer: the third word in the question.

This takes a video? Been driving stick long?

Yeah I’ve never understood all the love. The Supra was generally considered sort of less sharp/more bloated in comparison tests of the time, with the Supra (and, more so, the 3000GT) on one end, and the 300ZX and RX-7 on the other.

Be sure to keep mustard away from the tape. From the annals of Steely Dan:

Regarding the headline: The 917 killing the Can-Am is actually old news.

Riiiiight. You said you use his book and now are just trying to CY dumb internet A.

Once again, Jalopnik politics is terrible.

FOD is a thing. Usually not supplied by people on purpose though.

Counterpoint: Wheels have now officially gotten Too Big and the choice on this one exacerbates the problem. Shame as it is v. v. nice overall.

This is why you get clear bra over the headlights. Otherwise you end up with opaque as we see here

The more I think about it the more this makes so much sense. If all seats were bought instantly by scalpers, there’d be no way to fly (other than for the few that got lucky) without buying from scalpers.

THIS is the SOLUTION to concert ticket scalping by the way. Elect me King.

Pretty sad that bad PR is such an increasingly on-the-rise reason to not enforce objective, justifiable rules evenly and fairly in our increasingly-not-so-much-anymore-society.

Wow, it’s like an STI shacked up with an FZ-10*. Blech.

The boy racers will love it; those who prefer subtlety and less attention (including that from the fuzz) can stick with their GTIs.

* MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE

OK...so what’s an “heir of authority”?

Huh. There used to be Edit. Granted, that was in those sunny days when I was not in the greys, before I criticized the editorial slant around these parts one too many times. The prairie falcon video is still bad ass btw, just being a stickler for detail here.

Uh that’s a PRAIRIE falcon. Let’s go for the real deal - peregrines take their prey out IN THE AIR not ON THE GROUND.

George of the Jungle there took out two TREES. I would expect that to cause some serious damage.