We *used to* want to know everything about you.

It was a nightmare just because of our smog laws. I had to ditch it after getting one too many tickets for driving an extremely polluting vehicle, that I absolutely adored. My 1992 weird Chilean spec Nissan Pathfinder YD21.

I don’t know you but I love you.

Trojan

Kohler
Toilet
Shit

On Monday let’s talk about how scary this was for me!

IMO while the slack memo was tone-deaf, the actual malicious act here is that Cruise was probably a spinoff of GM just for the sake of a stock market bump. They saw the boon of AV development not for the results, but for the publicity of saying you are doing it, and this as a way to cash in. When that bubble pops, or…

The go-to answers will likely be Toyota and Subaru, but I have a different take:

Infiniti was on a downward spiral and Cadillac was struggling anyway but, Anything the infamous Johan de Nysschen touched-

Jalopnik editors have lost something over the years. I could see the old recommendations to be stuff like this

I like it except for the vent coloring mentioned in the article, and the fact that the ‘optional’ wing on a $1 million+ car was $38k; Bugatti gets to ask that because they’re Bugatti, and they would probably do something intricate like etch the DaVinci Code into it or something.

You WISH

OKay, let’s get stupid.

Drive it more.  

*Slaps you with a wad of 100 dollar bills*
I’m too rich too rich to be concerned about proper grammar!

Look, I have no idea whether Ghosn is guilty of the crimes he’s accused of, or of the profligate spending they claim he did. All I know is

I know this site is mainly just clickbait now, but be serious for one second please. Mansory has never improved the look of a vehicle and the Purosangue is a neat design. Writing drivel like this is just going to further erode your dwindling user base. 

“Gundalf” was RIGHT THERE

Ironically, this was considered a drop dead gorgeous car when new.

WELL