Things tend to escalate quickly if somebody’s accused of cheating, so...

Huh. If I were told I’d get a visit from a Minuteman or Trident at home I might reconsider my own nuke strategy.

I read the headline and my first thought was THEY PUT A YOKE IN A BENZ?

Drain the tanks and all lubricants and it’s a stylish artificial reef.

Fortunately, the distinctly Russian form of accidental death involving being thrown out of  falling out of a window here means you land in water 20 feet below. 

“Hey, maybe those two might be into a 3-way once they see I’m driving this new Pontiac..”

LOL, yup. 

Ballaban covered this six years ago. 300 is the number.

Well it’s not like Lotus doesn’t have experience with Toyota motors, so I’d say it’s probably a good possibility. 

I believe a urinalysis is in order here for Mr Todd. Far as the $25,000 damage by the cart - seems a bit extreme but could happen I suppose...

I absolutely love those “Customer states” videos with the worst/best handyman fixes. As a shadetree mechanic, I’m amused and horrified at the same time over some of the batshit “fixes” some people do to their vehicles. 

her travel is important, it’s about ‘self-betterment’ and ‘education’ and ‘expanding her horizons

The tax credit is nice, but is anyone considering a Model 3 not going to buy one if the credit goes away? 

Of course. The yoke makes it luxury.

Just think, if the old Stanley Motor Carriage Co had this same concierge service you could say they left a Steamer in your driveway.

One looks like a Transformer and the other like an insect. 

Izzit just me or do Lamborghinis from the last ten years or so all look alike? Not a whole lot of variances in design language imho. 

The sensible solution. RRE for president.

::hat tip::

Back in the 90s, some meathead at my gym bought a Mitsu 3000 GTVR4 and was running his mouth about how much better a car it was than the Stealth. He seemed to think the Mitsu’s active aero and exhaust actually made the car faster than the Dodge.