Interesting article, but I’m curious about that gap in mr Neubauer’s cv between the 1930s and 1950s.
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Same. I appreciate the honesty of this review. The phrase brilliant triviality was perfectly on the nose.
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I’m in the minority here I guess, but it’s refreshing to see these comments on a review of this car. A vanity project from the start, it really is a good vehicular representation of the world today. A completely unobtainable totally tone deaf vehicle built to solve a “problem” that isn’t relevant to anyone which will… Read more
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fwiw I love the tone of this review. it’s hard not to have a bleak outlook on life when something like this exists solely to sit in some rich asshole’s garage and never actually be driven.
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I’ve been guilty of naval gazing ...
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New-ish (came on board back in December) Jalopnik writer here! It’s certainly a bittersweet day that they are leaving us, but I am so excited to see what these two do next. I’m sure it’ll be great. Read more
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Say, that looks like an interesting read!
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If we don’t see a) a diesel Chrysler minivan ‘Ring time and b) Jason actually trying Apollo-style pooping **in space** come out of this, I’m disowning you both.
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I’m sure there are going to be a lot of people in the comments saying things like, “That’s it, I’m out of here! I’m never reading this site again!” First, grow up. Millions of people read this site, if you want to stop, go with god.
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In the case of this truck, choose one.
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Palate cleanser
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Thar it is.
I’m afraid the BART discussion and your NASA documentation are taking about different things. NASA here is looking at flatus, the gaseous part of farts, where for us, the key component is that ever-so-faint whiff of hydrogen sulfide. Many of those gases aren’t going to behave like the dominant gases in the atmosphere.… Read more
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If the US government developed this plane, it would DEFINITELY use them in military applications.
Trust no military.
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i see a different story. look at her facial expression and body language. she’s annoyed and waiting for him to finish talking. I think he’s explaining the function of the part which failed, for the hundredth time, on HER car, as they wait for the tow
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The one of two 1953 Ghia Cadillacs (this one was Rita Hayworth’s) come to mind:
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