I've long advocated the idea of a GT-class Mustang racing against some of the best sports cars in the world

I've long advocated the idea of a GT-class Mustang racing against some of the best sports cars in the world

Apparently my buddy +Alex Nunez agrees ?

There’s a lot of backchannel chatter surrounding Ford and Le Mans right now, and signs point to a P2 effort. We say fine, but the company shouldn’t stop there. It’s time to get serious and send the Mustang to Le Mans to race the big guns.


Two of the original 1965

Two of the original 1965 +* Shelby GT350 Mustang prototypes came to World Headquarters in Dearborn today

This 5R002, the GT350R that won in its first race on Valentines Day 1965?

Two of the original 1965 +*** Shelby GT350 Mustang prototypes came to World Headquarters in Dearbor


Stephen Colbert offers the best takedown yet of the utterly ridiculous Vessyl

Stephen Colbert offers the best takedown yet of the utterly ridiculous Vessyl

Has it occurred to anyone that the stress caused by obsessing so much about how many steps we take, what we eat and what we drink might actually do more harm than any theoretical health benefits from all this tracking hardware.  Seriously, we don't need a $200 cup to tell us if we're sufficiently hydrated.

Are you thirsty? Then drink something! and save your money.

Besides all of the people in the Vessyl promo video sound like a bunch of buzzword compliant marketing douchebags and no one should be supporting that. ?

A company unveils a beverage-identifying cup that is also capable of sitting upright on a table.


45 years ago today, Apollo 11 took off on its way to the moon

45 years ago today, Apollo 11 took off on its way to the moon?

45 years ago today—on July 16, 1969—astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins launched to the Moon on top of the mightiest spaceship ever built. These amazing photos from NASA’s vaults show how they built and launched that spaceship—I look at them in awe and admiration.


Apparently the Energy Information Agency is just now realizing the shrinking savings from continuing to increase MPG

Apparently the Energy Information Agency is just now realizing the shrinking savings from continuing to increase MPG

I've written about this many times over the years including this piece on +Autoblog five years ago
http://green.autoblog.com/2009/07/23/greenlings-where-are-the-most-important-mpg-increases-at-the-u/?