I love it.

OK, fine. Now if Chevy would pull their heads out of their collective asses and get rid of that been-around-too-long meh fascia and make the Camaro look cool again, life will be good.

I have done the Billings Montana to Washington DC drive many times, both directions. This time of year you definitely want the southern route, the more southern the better.

from yesterday’s art project in oppo

This car was in Alan Wake, Microsoft’s “eh, it’s OK” attempt at a homegrown survival horror IP for the Xbox 360:

This is why we need classical and liberal arts educations.

One thing I never understood and I saw a friend go thru this: She would get approved for a car loan, get the car, default after several months, car gets repo’d, car would be on the lot THAT SAME DAY for the same fucken price.

AGV’s have been around literally forever.

The whole project, while probably in part about bragging rights, involves a lot of STEM programs and educational outreach things. They’ve done a lot of showings and projects with school children trying to inspire them to pursue engineering related career paths. That’s worth just about as much because some of those…

could we maybe put that £25 mil, into, i dunno, cancer research? i’m all for the advancement of automotive technology through pushing the limits of what cars can do on the racetrack, but this seems to be pretty much 100% about some rich dude’s bragging rights

We live in a country where our courts face insolvency and have to help shake down poor people to stay afloat, but millionaires and billionaires pay nothing and next to nothing in taxes.
We need an asset tax. Or a guillotine.

Truly incredible reporting. I’m proud to see how Jalopnik has evolved into a place where I can experience the weirdness of Torchinsky’s mind, but also the sheer brilliance of Ryan Felton on real-life issues.

Cyclones started out as versions of the Mercury Comet starting in 1964. The 1970 Cyclone featured here is a version of the Mercury Montego, a twin of the Ford Torino. The Montego debuted in 1968 as an uplevel model line based on the Comet, the same as the Torino was an uplevel model based on the Fairlane. The Cyclone…

The Coronet is gorgeous. Away with you and your blasphemy!

That is a Civic.

You must lost your cot damn mind.

*2016 Honda Civic

That is definitely a 10th-gen Civic. Not a 2016 Accord at all. I’m guessing they were just quoting their source? Either way, you’d think a car blog would know how to tell the difference between an Accord and a Civic, especially given how popular those two cars are anyway.

Looks like a Civic to me.

I believe that is a Honda Civic, no? And YIKES.