wcrago
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wcrago

I think a bigger problem around here is that Jalops are, on average, incredibly judgemental. Around here, there are “right” and “wrong” vehicles to own.

All these poles are yours. Except the south pole. Attempt no landing there.

An honorable mention should go to the Opel GT’s rollover headlights.

Lifetime union guy but I don’t think the hyperbole from both sides is the way to proceed. Sit down at the big table and get to work.

If the Mach 5 isn’t the first thing on the slideshow, then we should just close down Jalopnik.

Mach 5 Is Always The Answer.

Stakes. Why’d it have to be stakes?

Look, we have pretty good models that are able to mathematically predict how long a secret or conspiracy can stay covered up based off of how many people and organizations know about it.

Was going to say something similar for Horbury’s V70. That thing has not aged a day since release almost 25 years ago.

I still love the Volvo V50. And don’t even get me started on the waterfall dashboard.

I think the obvious answer here is Porsche 911.

Game was called “slug-bug” when I was a kid.

Kids can be pretty judgmental, even for no good reason.  For example, I type two spaces after a period, and every few years I’m subjected to memes telling me I should change my habits. 

Unequivocally.

I’ve had myQ for over a decade now (and to be fair, they haven’t been without their share of problems) and I recommend it. Here are some places where I find it handy:

Any “Top Domestic Airport” list that doesn’t include Portland Oregon (PDX), in the top 2 is highly suspect. PDX is consistently rated the top airport by leading travel and tourism publications over and over and it lives up to its status. I can say without a doubt its a high source of pride of the city and is viewed as

Folks, if you care enough about airplanes to be reading the comments on an article like this, and find yourself headed for the Seattle area, carve out the better part of a day for this museum. It’s that good, and that big. People who really care about planes (and therefore probably don’t need to be told this) might

I would love a Juan Pablo Montoya mug with “F***ing Raikkonen” from Spa 2002

“Being a mechanic and thinking that Chevy’s use Ford engines? This guy needs to find another profession.”

Hard seats with adjustments. No suspension travel. Sloppy steering. No headroom if you’re over 3' 8". Feet catch on bumps.