Luckily, it’s not going to be big:
Luckily, it’s not going to be big:
Climactic dumps always leave me extremly satisfied. Read more
Fun anecdote, Peter Steele of Type O Negative, considered his job at DSNY his happiest. Read more
They didn’t leave 13HP on the table, they left 60+. And probably 100ftlb. That’s why every GTI (both of mine included) have tunes on them. Read more
Same amount of torque with a teeny bump in HP... if that’s all that’s different then it seems kinda pointless (b/c you’ll never feel the difference). - Sort of the same scenario with the regular GTI vs GTI with the Performance Pack, but the PP model included larger brakes, LSD and a couple other bits I’m probably… Read more
It’s already outdated, still wearing the old logo. Read more
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The Nissan Frontier: Dignity for the credit challenged buyers who really wanted a Tacoma. Read more
This could be good, which goes completely against Nissan’s brand identity. Read more
Completely backlit teasers...so effing tired of this approach. Given how vehicle “styling” nowadays consists of highly aerodynamic generic lumps that we can only tell apart when you can squint at the badges, whatever is being glimpsed isn’t that diff from existing models. Big whoop. Read more
I was always amazed how that place stayed in business as long as it did. It was pricey, even by NYC standards, due to the astronomical rent in GCT, and was rarely busy. They did have a nice corporate/private rental thing going on, which was entertaining when they’d have a terrible DJ out on the balcony area at like 9… Read more
yup, know that space well. Always cool to “know” what’s going on behind a closed door. There are a lot of those closed doors in Grand Central... oh the places I’ve been and seen. Read more
I have been a fairly avid detractor of current Jalopnik, especially with the tendency to tie everything to politics. However this short video and new series with you looks fantastic. Seeing new and unique jobs will never be boring for me, another reason I loved Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe.
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