That doesn’t make any sense, you idiot. At night the sun turns into the moon -- the probe would have crashed into the rocks.

Should have made it easier on the equipment and done it at night.

I have a 2020 CX5 Turbo and it’s such a phenomenal CUV. I would have liked the CX-30 Turbo, but I wanted to be able to pull a small trailer for when I take my motorcycle to track days. And a bit more room. I also have an ND2. Both are the same Machine Grey color.

I’m good. This site is garbage. Bunch of white leftist SJW’s wanting to feel good about themselves and calling anything and everything racist. Can’t discuss the good or bad of a movement or express an opinion these days without the white “friends” of POC’s shouting you down. There used to be some good content on here.…

Please stop polluting Jalopnik with your politics.  Keep it to the cars

This M car seems destined to zero percent APR when it goes on sale.

If you haven’t driven an M2, I encourage you to temper your expectations before you do. The car seems great on paper, but I was profoundly disappointed when I drove one.

Among current models, I’ve driven an M2, an 850i, and a few of the X models. There was nothing about them that justified their price to me.

If you aren’t interested in politics just gloss over anything that Justin writes. I think he’s the official political columnist at Jalopnik. Unfortunately, with many of the other writers gone he’s filling in with increasing amounts of political-but-vaguely related-to-automotive-so-I-can-rail-on-capitalism pieces.

I SURE DO MISS WHEN JALOPNIK WROTE ARTICLES ABOUT CARS.  IT’S ALL BLEEDING HEART POLITICS NOW.  YOU JUST LOST A READER!!1!!

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Crazy bad idea, for several reasons:

I’ve been driving since 1958 and can say that for me the best seat I’ve had was the original buckets in my 1962 Triumph TR3B, Although a bit tight, they completely surrounded my torso, while the almost non-existent bolsters on the bottom gave just enough room to operate the foot controls. As the years wore on, they…

A lot of folks commenting here don’t seem to realize this pandemic isn’t over.

I’m speculating here, but I think this is really a case of “what could have been.” Infiniti launched here right around the time the Japanese economy folded like a deck chair. I’m guessing that doing something special or interesting with the brand took a major setback at that point.

Counterpoint*: The G35 was more than just a badge engineered Skyline/Fairlady. On the FM platform you got a 2 seat sport coupe, a 2+2 GT, and a pretty capable sport sedan.

Neat. Now let’s see them make a CVT transmission that can outlive the cabin air filter change interval.

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Perhaps if this country didn’t have a completely and utterly messed up healthcare system that costs *significantly* more than any other developed nation…then employers would be far more open and willing to hire actual workers and not these ridiculous ‘temps’.

The procreation rate gap btw the educated and uneducated gets greater and greater with each generation. As such we are surrounded by an increasing number of dullards each and every year.