I think the Gladiator would actually look decent if it weren’t for that weird-ass rear door. Drives me up the fucking wall every time I see one. I get sharing parts with the JL, but could they not have splurged on that one thing to make it not look like this?

This is definitely a concern. Everyone has an opinion on Jeeps, and many people love them, but the average person will hear “Bronco” and just go “hehehehehehe OJ” and then forget about it. Hopefully some minds will be changed once the vehicle is actually revealed.

The Ecoboosts are good engines, but it would certainly be fun to drop a Coyote into one of the smaller trucks.

It really sucks, but you’re right. Ironically, I guess the next best thing he can do is lose the race (which he did, and in a spectacularly unflattering fashion).

This looks like fun. In my opinion, by far the best “living the same day over and over” movie is a relatively unknown example, Source Code (2011). Jake Gyllenhaal experiences the last 8 minutes of someone else’s life over and over again while trying to identify a bomber on a Chicago commuter train.

I think you’re thinking of ALL CAPS.

I wouldn’t be surprised if he legitimately thinks that. He probably also thinks that pressing the keys harder makes you type louder.

After observing this comment for the past 4+ seconds, I’m starting to suspect that it’s an understatement.

I’ve been cautiously developing an interest in NASCAR since the whole Bubba Wallace story came to light. I’d long written it off as a dumb redneck sport, but I decided to give it a second chance after seeing the Black Lives Matter car, and it turns out it’s actually kind of interesting.

Same! Or even just Lightning by itself.

I like all of this except the Maverick name on a truck. The Maverick is a baby muscle car and y’all know it.

It’s my birthday, and I’d just like to say: Thank you, Chrysler. The death of this god-awful shitbox is the second best present you could have given me. (I wouldn’t have said no to a free Challenger...)

I’ve never gone as far as “KYS”. I’ve said “no one likes you” to a few really hardcore racist/misogynist/Trumpster/Nazi trolls, but it’s definitely not something that should be thrown around lightly.

This is the correct answer, but I bet it’s not the one that anyone on this site wants to hear.

Cops aren’t a race.

They slapped the Blazer name on a car-based crossover. Chevy isn’t above messing with their brand names, they just haven’t gotten around to the Camaro yet.

I have seen worse, but it was still pretty bad. Nowhere in it does he acknowledge that what he said was racist, and“poorly worded” is a lame and meaningless excuse. It kinda seems like a very thinly disguised way to say “I’m sorry you were offended”, and it still puts the blame on the reader for seeing it as racist.…

An actual apology would include acknowledgement that he’s aware he did something wrong. The closest he comes is saying it was “poorly worded”. It wasn’t poorly worded, it was very clearly worded racist bullshit.

What it means is that electric motors have a wildly different torque curve than a gas engine. Horsepower is measured wherever it peaks, but the actual power you get is defined by the area under the curve, which you can’t know from just one number.

Yeah, it seems Petrolicious very much caters to the “tHeY dOn’T mAkE ‘Em lIkE tHeY uSeD tO” segment.