I thought it was implied by the sentence preceding it. But I'll update it, thanks. Read more

Thanks for all the good wishes today, Jalops. The Auto Diva couldn't feel more at home. Read more

I'm a little too young to have driven a Challenger and listened to Wilson Pickett the first time around, but that's what iPods (and brand names) are for — so we can relive the past! Read more

If Matt's okay with Foodlopnik, sure! I've got one in mind, actually... Read more

I said one of the Big Three. I didn't pick a likely candidate in 2003. But if you'd pushed me, I probably would have said Chrysler. Read more

The new girl gets a new graphic. I like it here so far. Read more

Hai! Arigato gozaimus. Read more

Thanks for that. Read more

Agree that SWA isn't the bargain it once was, but it's still cheaper on the same routes than a lot of airlines. The bag fly free thing alone saves you a ton of money. Read more

Joking aside, many states do not allow people with a history of seizures to hold a driver's license, and others will temporarily suspend a license after someone has been hospitalized for seizures. I'd be interested in knowing whether this was a one-time event or if he was on meds. Read more

Stay tuned. My contribution to the Jalopnik lexicon won't be long in coming... Read more

Yes, you can call me Micki, and don't worry — as an Auto Diva, I've seen and heard just about everything that can make a girl blush. Read more

No jacket required. Read more

Thanks for the kind wishes. Read more

There are three Detroits, you know: Detroit the city, Detroit the car industry, Detroit that lives on in our heads. [www.forbes.com] Read more

I want all the Auto Divas to drop by Jalopnik. Let's mix. Spread the word! Read more

My first kitten! I feel like I'm an official part of the InterWeb. Read more

I have to credit Matt for spotting a fiery death opportunity. Thanks on CG — I am proud of the work our team did. Read more

I do have French roots, but sadly, they didn't blossom forth and produce a car company... Read more

Nope, they're car based, which is what defines a crossover. See this story that I wrote for [Forbes.com] Read more