The stereotypes certainly didn’t prevent me from buying my car, but they’re not great.

I love the “But a helmet makes me sweat so much” argument as well. Wanna know what’s even hotter on your head than a helmet? The friction generated between your head and asphalt when your crash.

You try living in a van at the Detroit Auto Show.

good enough

Lots of new car debuts, even if there shouldn’t be anything as extreme as a new Ford GT. What gets you going?

As soon as I see Walker’s name I immediately roll my eyes.

Focus:

Here’s Christian von Koenigsegg playing a Regera exhaust like a trombone. That Aircore carbon fiber wheel wrapped in Michelin’s finest? $16,000. Photo credit: Koenigsegg.

He’s parodying Chopper Read - a true life character, convicted double murderer, released after serving his sentence, and published children’s book author!!!

That feel, when you run to the comments to share your experiences then remember that you don’t have a race car.

The mention of Fangio necessarily makes me think of my grandpa.

[It used to be a little easier to tell when Formula One cars were loaded up in a turn. Here’s Juan Manuel Fangio driving a Maserati during the 1957 Italian Grand Prix. Photo credit: Central Press/Getty Images]

Anyone wanting to donate unwanted miatas, I’ll offer shelter, warm garage, and regular exercise...

Yeah...their target market of sorority girls here in the US doesn’t care if it’s turbo-charged or vr6’ed or rear engined. This will just cost them more money and not change Britney’s opinion of the Jetta...

This guy isn't stuck, he's just waiting for more snow to drop so he can hoon properly.