I will not get over it; those of you who try to set me straight, I refuse.

Morgans are built the old way, the way cars should be, by craftsmen not on assembly lines, but in workshops. Which is why the latest special edition of the Morgan Plus 8 is so goddamn fantastic. Sure, it's got the latest in aluminum chassis development, but a belt holds down the hood. Enter the Morgan Plus 8 Speedster.

Dude, it's jalopnik - it reads like a parody of automotive journalism.

It always makes me chuckle when two groups of car owners develop some sort of rivalry between their respective shitty cars.

A Cobalt as a *sports car*? Please... You drive an econobox. Don't try to gussy it up as something it's clearly not.

It might be fun to drive, but it's not a sports car. It's a sports car like a Civic 4-door is a sports car.

This video should have been called "What happens when you take a video in portrait mode" Ugh.... I can't believe people do this! I didn't even know that people shot like that until people started making fun of people doing it. It seems so unnatural.

It can't be a Porsche 911 fighter if it's not a 2+2

that interior looks awful.

I'm of the opinion that recalls are a good thing, actually. It means an automaker noticed a problem and fixed it like they're legally required to. It's when they have a problem and don't fix it — like GM did here — that the shit really hits the fan.

So ....you're complaining that the car is outlandish and makes no sense in a world where literary characters from the ages get together to fight martians? Follow up question: How's is it being a twat?

This is the closest thing I've ever seen in video to actually seeing it live:

what i don't get about this is that they land on the rear wheels allllllllll the time. so this time the front didn't come down (sometimes planes do that) so he put it down on the nose... don't get me wrong, great feat non the less, but you typed it like they hardly ever land on the rear wheels (at least that's what it…

It is standard operating procedure for any fixed-wing aircraft to touch down on its rear wheels first. It's called a flare or round-out when a pilot tips the plane back by pitching the nose up. If the nose gear doesn't deploy you are really left with no other option. This is actually pretty common.

Fuck you.

I thought the term was "Douche Bag"?

Um...side mirrors kinda serve a functional purpose, can't just get rid of them. They're not just styling elements.