This has got to be made for city driving.

Global economics is relatively simple when compared to the naming conventions of sportscar racing classes.

Per the words above, they had hit a deer and the truck became disabled as well as the airbags had deployed. 

Perfect visibility, straight line, already almost out of its lane and no attempt at avoidance?  This driver needs a drug test, BAC test and logbook check...  Either high, drunk or asleep!

Correct. They have a joystick-like controller.

I’d recommend a Lab or a Golden Retriever.

Thanks. I stopped reading less than halfway through when I realized they weren’t showing pictures of the seats...in an article about seats.

It helps if you read the article.

They’re nowhere near the same price.

Okay, pump the brakes here a little.

1. This is hypothetical, and nothing about the charging has been confirmed aside from it being stupid fast.

2. If you read what I said “If every car has to complete something like a five-minute re-charging pit stop, but it effectively doubles the length of the race, I think that…

Theoretically if tuned correctly it can actually give you great feeling steering.

Lolwut? That’s a 3.0 CSL. Nothing in the car above is dumb or aftermarket and everything is aerodynamically functional. That’d be like saying that the wing on a Superbird looks dumb. The E9 CSL is one of the most beautiful, strange and valuable BMWs out there:

If it’s already registered with the Coast Guard, I’m assuming that it meets all CG requirements for a vessel of it’s type.

Honestly, I was ready for this to be wayyy less boat-like than it is.

Over a decade ago, LeBron James announced that he was taking his talents to South Beach.

The new recruits here lately have been confusing stunning engineering with the rich people who own them, and that their job should be to cover the vehicle first. Almost everyone who reads Jalopnik already thinks Bezos is a scumbag, piling on is just annoying. Spanfeller’s plan for G/O seems to be to turn it into a…

Seriously, I’m all for hating on billionaries, but as billionaire yachts go, this is pretty cool.

So they’re repurposing a ship that would otherwise be dismantled in an environmentally friendly manner, and your take is it’s bad, just because it’s for a billionaire?

The ability to push more sounds good, but the risk of being so durable that you can drive 100% Push is bad, because then where is the difference? Also, the multi-stop races have proven to be way more exciting than 1-stoppers, so when I hear “more 1-stoppers”, I cringe. I guess the idea is to make the on-track passing…