The top 2 are false but the last 2 aren’t. AWD isn’t a miracle that overcomes physics but I’d rather have 4 powered wheels on mixed traction surfaces.

Are you not better off with AWD?

1. What you’re describing is still a net gain of US jobs. It’s on the job-seekers to align themselves to the jobs available. Yes, higher education is rapidly pricing itself out of the reach of most people, but that is an issue that the US can resolve on its own—if it wants to.

Anyone else cringe when he was under the car emptying the oil with just a hydraulic jack?

All the millennials at Jalopnik should be issued a PREMIUM Grammarly.com account before they are allowed to publish their first blog post.

Do you guys have like a proofreader or anything like that?

Congrats Cadillac. It looks like an Altima.

Actually, nobody I know (IRL) thinks the Model S is a serious looker. That may be because there are a LOT of them around here and they’re not unique anymore. Not knocking it, I love the utility of the Model S, but no Tesla, and no EV yet, passes the look back test. Beauty is not why people buy them.

I would like to see a third option where they use a similar weight/tired vehicle that doesn’t have ABS and just stomp the brakes.

BULLSHIT.

Actually, after watching the video, 100% (yes, 100%) of the fault is the ASSHOLES that are going way, way WAY too fast for the road conditions. I see it every single fucking time it snows out here in WI, where people think that they can just keep going 40mph+ in snow, on ice, and without any type of snow tires…

Am I the only one that places the blame on the shithead motorists driving too fast for conditions over the top of a hill?

He invented it, he can call it whatever he wants, and he pronounces it “JIF”.

Actually, no it really doesn’t. People pronounce and even name shit in their own language constantly. When I go to the taqueria ( I don’t even know if that’s a real word) down the street, which is basically heaven in a tiny storefront, I’m not wrong when I don’t roll my damn Rs on the burritos and churros, nor do…

I’d pronounce it that way, but I’d rather not sound like an entitled trust fund douchebag. So I’ll stick with Porsh, thank you very much.

Despite all your words, I will still pronounce it how it should be pronounced:

...but just as bad as people who can’t properly conjugate a verb.

That’s a bullshit answer from someone who has apparently never driven on ice.

(I live in LA, but went to school by Lake Superior at Michigan Technological University and grew up outside of Ann Arbor. The roads here don’t turn to “ice”, you’re just a shitty fucking driver)

My goodness this. People here in Florida drop to about 15 mph and pop on the hazards as soon as a drop of rain threatens to fall from the sky.

You think Northern California is bad? They are downright professional  compared to the southerners when it rains.