It was also the 1970's, people tended to know their neighbors better back then.

Maybe an Arthur J. FOYT Environmentalist Edition

Probably the kid of a cop, area political leader, or to the preacher of the biggest church in town.

Maybe the riders should also file a class action against who ever made the delete device and who ever removed the equipment from the truck on top of the EPA going after him and who ever did the mods. After all, can’t roll coal if you can’t find anybody willing to break federal law to allow it to happen!

Agreed

I’ve seen those off and on here in northern Illinois too, seriously, WTF?!

Sadly, that Trump 2020 sticker has likely already been replaced by a Trump 2024 sticker............

That would be interesting on my 200 and Dad’s Grand Caravan, the cats on both are bolted directly to the cylinder heads and are under the hoods of both. 

I had heard of that when we were still testing like that here in Illinois, even if it was denatured alcohol mixed with the gas in the tank, though we only do OBD2 scans here any more, so unless the e85 emissions are low enough to fool the computer into thinking a cat is there, it may not work.

She somehow failed to see a cocaine white Lambo stopped in traffic, runs into hard enough to make me think that the impact did al; the braking for her, then blames him for it?!

I’ve seen one in person now, the brakes are pretty damn big on these and fill up those wheels nicely.

Eh, I think they look pretty decent, over all styling wise, I’d rather have it’s Taycan sibling, but the nose is much more of a deal breaker for me than the wheels.

Hope they still try and vote though ;)

He’s a very new and inexperienced driver.

I saw one that had a car, trailer, and the go-cart as a package deal on a local Chrysler/Plymouth showroom for only $95k........in the late 90's.......and you couldn’t break up that package either................

Is anybody else just kinda “meh” on the new Grand Cherokees, no matter what powers it?

If that wasn’t a late model truck built well after the emissions standards were added, I’d agree, but that truck looks new enough that, unless the nose was reworked on an early Super Duty to look fairly new, it should have had the filters and other equipment on it that would have prevented the soot from happening.

Yup, he was even drive a SuperDuty as well, just much nicer than the one this kid has, this was a basic work truck, the other was more of a “Cowboy Cadillac” instead.

Me too, how about a truck that sprays the road stripes!

Well, he did have the emissions equipment taken off truck to do this, that is a very healthy fine, somewhere north of $10k, IIRC.