It would be too much to hope that the new Mach 1 is the long-rumored electric coupe... right?

It’s a separate platform, so it wouldn’t be listed on that chart. Having two separate platforms under the same nameplate isn’t unheard of, but this is the first time it’s been done with the Mustang (unless you count the Terminator Cobra and its unique rear subframe).

Oh my god... THIS IS IT. COVID-19 is the origin story for the Cars universe! It all makes sense now!

We’re all going crazy in quarantine, but add that crazy on top of normal Torchinsky crazy and you get... well, this.

Well, shit. Another one of my favorite Jalopnik writers is moving on. Without Kristen, I might as well not even read this site anymore.

No, an Imperial Star Destroyer. This is FancyKristen, not merely the US military.

BoJack Horseman is an absolute masterpiece, but after watching all of it this past winter, I don’t feel the need to see it again. It’s an emotional rollercoaster unlike anything else I’ve ever seen. I cannot recommend it enough, but one viewing is plenty.

Watched a couple of episodes. Not bad. Awesome to see the EV West Baja Bug in action. Production value is good, cars are good, hosts are meh. Could do without the stale jokes. 7/10.

It’s blocked in Canada, but a free VPN fixes that.

Seconded. The basic version of ProtonVPN is free.

If you think you’ll watch it, buy it. If you won’t, don’t. Doesn’t seem that complicated.

If you think you’ll watch it, buy it. If you won’t, don’t. Doesn’t seem that complicated.

Fun idea. I don’t think silent driving is necessarily a bad thing, and I could see myself getting bored with the fake sounds pretty quickly, but if this gives EVs a wider enthusiast appeal, I am wholeheartedly for it.

It does look freakin’ sweet as a front-engined car. In a parallel universe, that’s what the C8 is, and what it should be.

It’s not what I would have picked for myself, but apparently I’m a 1997 Ford Transit. British, V6 front-mid engine (I think). It’s supposed to be an animal name, but whatever.

Fury Road is an awesome movie, but like many awesome movies, it should not be taken as instructions.

WHAT NOOOOOOOO

It looks like one of Dom’s various Chargers from some forgotten Fast & Furious movie, but it doesn’t specifically match any of them that I remember.

Good car shows are hard to find these days. Top Gear was at least amusing until the original hosts left. The Grand Tour was a feeble attempt to recapture the magic, and didn’t work at all IMO.

What about a Leaf? I’m not tall by any means (5'8") but I have loads of headroom in mine, much more than in any other small car I’ve driven. It’s easy to park - not as short as a Mini, but short enough, and the backup camera helps a ton. The turning radius is also excellent. It’s a great city car, and you could…

Fancy Kristen?