I think this is going to be a huge PR issue, but one that will gradually go away as time goes by. For a few weeks, this will be a hot button topic where the pundits at ESPN will repeatedly take the time to mention it as much as they can. ESPN loves controversy. "Does Clint Bowyer have a chance? Was MWR so greedy as to…

I think it would be Le Mans because of the distinct shape of the car. F1 and IndyCar have similarities in shape where they can be easily confused to someone who doesn't know the difference. I'll use my dad as a barometer. He has called F1 cars IndyCars for the longest time, but knew what a LeMans car was based on…

I love it. I tried doing a project like this (not pirate themed, but livable van) a couple years ago with my grandpa's 1979 GMC van. Ran out of money and the project kind of died. What I don't love is the crazy decor (easily fixed) and that mattress. I don't even want to touch it.

His coming back videos are very entertaining. Last year's was pretty good.

My grandma doesn't drive anymore—not since she had a stroke at a very young age, so she's accustomed to always being driven around. Despite that, she still renews her driver's license every couple of years which is adorable (she never intends to get behind the wheel again). Best part about it is, when you drive her…

I love the Roadtrek 190. Full comfortable lodging in what is just a Chevy Express 3500 Extended van. Subtle, not overly huge hump on the top either. My uncle rented one a few years ago for a big fishing trip we took in Vermont. I want one of my own.

If the van is a rockin'...

NP for the sheer hilarity of it all.

Agreed. I went there with my in-laws last week and I have never been there before. They relied so much on the GPS that was delayed because it had such a weak signal, and neither of them have a real sense of direction otherwise. Probably got lost about 3 times. After seeing the city a bit on our way out I was able to…

As far as I know, we have that law here. There are plenty of signs here that claim "Keep Right, Pass Left: It's the Law," but it is something that is not enforced at all. That's why I'm glad this trooper took action (NJ is so guilty of this as an entire state). He just does it in a douchy way.

I'm a fan of this one because it shows two types of obnoxiousness. It's not nearly as obnoxious as some of these brain-dead drivers mentioned so far, but I just can't stand slow left lane hoggers. I find it to be one of the most obnoxious actions on the road. That said, while I love the NJ trooper going to action…

I want to believe this is real, but I wonder why the police weren't called when the rednecks were obviously escalating their aggression to the BMW guy.

That write-up on #7 by LankFroydWright was gold.

Ever since the merger of United and Continental, the airline has been met with less than mediocre reviews. Multiple accounts of hiked ticket prices, lost or mishandled baggage, inept customer service representatives, rude flight attendants, slow check-in times, outrageous bag fees, etc. Flights are normally jam-packed…

I love this thing so much, and the seller isn't off his rocker with the asking price. NP.

This list is good, so I'll forgive the exclusion of the Cobalt SS, but the Cobalt SS is a record-setting beast (at the time) while still feeling like an economy car with the interior sea of plastic.

Neutral: 25/34 mpg. I do primarily city driving as my job does not have any highways that lead to it. My car tells me I average about 26.7 mpg, so closer to the low end. The car really shines on highways as I am able to push it to the 34mpg or beyond even while driving the car really hard. I tend to drive my car hard…

Bummer. I live so close to the proposed circuit and was really looking forward to going.

Cobalt SS is worth a mention, I think.

My cousin spent years upon years studying Japanese and is quite fluent in the language. He's been there a few times on Foreign Exchange and he always tells me how useless his knowledge of the language is because everyone there wants to speak English to him.