Back when I was in the Navy, our 844ft steel hulled carrier got T-boned by a sailboat in the Puget Sound (where the Nap Tyme incident happened). The sailboat crumpled like a piece of paper and sank.

That was pretty awesome of him to let you ride his bike.

You should understand that those summer tires don’t work in the cold.

Damn, now I miss living in San Diego again.

OOooooooo, I can’t wait to see this erected! I wonder which building Amazon is putting it in.

Fight the Man, man.

David, get something reliable so you don’t have to freak out when your jeep dies in a parking lot. I hear the Toyota Camry is nice and reliable, and you can even fit a lot in that spacious trunk.

The police cruiser going backwards had me laughing, until the snow plow went right into it. Then I nearly choked on my food.

Blah. My C5 Racecar was based off of a hardtop and I am glad it wasn’t an ugly assed coupe. It was also one of the factors that kept me away from a Z06.

I’m not sure I want whatever that “designer” is smoking

Where I was once a HUGE skeptic, I am now cautiously optimistic.

Letting Doug leave was the single greatest mistake Jalopnik has made since I started reading 2yrs ago.

I voted NP purely because I could see someone paying that much for it.

“Ryder solves Nikola’s sales and service problem, which was huge, but the company still has to figure out where to build its trucks. “The location of the Nikola Motor manufacturing facility will be determined in the first half of 2017"

Doesn’t the BMW 750 Protection have armor?

That guy sure furtherd the “asshole Audi owner” stereo-type

I could understand if the guy tried to run him off of the road, but he thanked him..... followed by the rider keeping the status quo of us all being assholes.

Clarkson is going to have a field day with this one

Doug’s Viper sure picked the absolute worst time (socially) to dump its coolant.

Once hit ice on a go kart track in Seattle area. 40mph into a wall. The worst part was my friend also hit the same patch of ice and went 40mph into me.