superfastmatt
Matt Brown
superfastmatt
Matt Brown is an automotive engineer, writer, and builder of unconventional things. Mostly vehicles.

Thanks, I already can’t unsee the flat slab wheel arches on everything now because of one of these types of Jalopnik articles, now I’m going to see hockey stick bumper covers everywhere too. Read more

The back end of the Camry is raging tire fire in general. Between that and the Lexus Predator Face, it seems that Toyota’s design department is just a bunch of bro’s locked in a room with a lifetime supply of Red Bull and Jager. Read more

This model is far more realistic, as it comes with an asshole right above the nuts. Read more

You mean like the tent?

Just sayin’.

My take: I *LOVE* that it looks like this, mainly because cars/suvs/trucks are incredibly similar and boring. Tiny detail changes between lifelong competing manufacturers. It’s awesome to have someone stir the pot and hopefully encourage designers to take some risks. There will be duds but it could also lead to some Read more

As much as I enjoy Matt Brown’s writing, I must disagree with him on lane splitting. Read more

My first thought reading that plate was ‘I noticed your PEN1S’, and felt proud, but now I’m regretting it.  Read more

I want to know where there’s a brick wall that looks like the one in the lead photo.  I’ve never seen one like that.  I might be willing to give up five of my current brick walls for one like that. Read more

Hey, man, climbing curbs to get at pedestrians isn’t for the faint of heart. Read more

I couldn’t agree more. My worst bike wreck was caused by a “nice” driver who decided to stop and let a car into traffic, which drove past her and into me in the next lane over. Read more

I love reading up on these builds, but I never see much on how they get the Tesla unit to integrate with the car, or how power steering/braking is affected. I’ve been trying to see if there’s a way to select your drive mode (PRND) using a stock automatic shifter instead of a third party touch screen. I’m assuming Read more

My ‘99 Cobra convertible has nearly 160k miles and is still beautiful! I’m the second owner and have had it for nearly 19 years.

Apparently it’s “so ein Bockmist aber auch” where Bockmist translates to bullshit. I’m guessing it would be something like “what a load of bullshit” or something in that neighborhood.  Read more