I wonder if the fake vents #4, the right side one is the radar cruise module and the left has that little pop-off door for a tow hook.  I don’t see any other spots on the bumper that look like they pop off to reveal the hook attachment site.

Is it just me or does it look like the robot slightly leans toward the kicker before impact?  Is it sort of bracing itself?  Or am I being faked out?

Hotter take: the kammback is cooler than the SX/4.

So he wants to sell a car painted with Rhino Liner for $22k?

I think we can all agree that we wouldn’t want to be the deputy making that decision while a crapcan Cobalt with a dirtbag at the wheel approached their spike-strip position at 90 mph on a well-traveled two lane with a gravel-strewn shoulder.

True...if that were to happen it would be tragic. But that’s a theoretical future risk being used to justify a very real current risk. I understand what you’re saying but sending three old people to the hospital just to make sure the bad man doesn’t have a chance to hurt anyone else is an odd way of distributing risk…

True, but chasing the car and spike-stripping it on a crowded road puts both that theoretical passenger as well as innocent bystanders at risk.

I hate to be that guy, but if no one was chasing him he wouldn’t have been driving that fast, and they wouldn’t have “needed” to deploy spike strips in a high-speed chase. I understand the need to pursue justice, but if one of the people in that car had died, I can’t imagine the justification.

Everything from the B pillar back makes me want to blow up the moon.

Maybe they should take a lesson from the Women’s Ballon d’Or winner and twerk it out amongst themselves.

Hope it comes with a lifetime supply of toothbrushes to clean them.  But yes, they are lovely.

Next week from Bishop:

Everyone knows that two Leftwich’s make a Rightwich.

The most important lesson here is “Never try.”

Alternative Title: “Wait, why do I always buy belts that are far longer than I need them to be?”

Alternative Title: “Wait, why do I always buy belts that are far longer than I need them to be?”

YOU WIN EVERYTHING TODAY.  Shut it down.

I was 16 years-old, driving my Dad’s 1992 Camry to the mall to buy a baseball cap. I was only about a block from my house. My Dad had been listening to this, like, 12 cassette compendium on WW2 and there were four or five tapes sitting in the little cubby under the center console. I accelerated somewhat briskly from a…

I like this one better. It’s just as real.

Yeahhhh. I mean, you’re right. I want to be rational, but I can’t.

I do not hate those wheels. A new take on the classic 5-pointed stars.