Yeah, the Vulcan 3.0 v6 was a real peach

Over the years it seems like just about any time cars come up in their content, they’re pretty clueless

Thanks. I was pretty proud of that one. And that Morgan was amazing itself.

Ooh, and as long as I’m stretching the definition of “car show”, I submit the Porsche Parade. It was local last year, at least, and I don’t feel I need too much of an excuse to post these:

It was really a one-off deal, but Vintage Rallies made a stop at the ski resort I work at for lunch this spring. I managed to get the job of shuttling them to their restaurant by golf cart.

When you get car dealers and lawyers together, amazing things can happen.

Craigslist is my favorite dealer, in fact. I find it so much easier to haggle with the random people of CL than a salesman.

I’d still probably mount (duct tape) my phone somewhere as a gps speedometer. Though that would require the cigarette lighter to work to power it on a 1400 mile drive, and let me guess...

That’s nothing

But since it’s an engine for generators and such, that 45 is probably at one specific rpm, making drastically less through the rest of it’s range.

Impressive!

Our only hope is David Tracy’s fleet of clearly not self healing jeeps and their plucky sidekick, APC’s Scout

Just wait till you see their street sweeper concept. They’ll sell it as a package deal with the car so the help can go ahead of you and get rid of those damn pebbles.

Pretty sure that was a Murano, dude

Well it needs them since it’s going nowhere under its own power any time soon

Edited: kinja

I don’t know if it’s the same brain malfunction, but no matter how many times I scroll up and down, that top image tells me that the front wheels are MASSIVE compared to the rear.

Am I the only one that thinks the perspective is a bit wacky and that top image makes the front wheels look enormous?

Enjoyed the first episode. Looking forward to it showing up on one streaming platform or another when the season’s over. Please.

It still doesn’t look like anything else on the road.