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"It is true, I am Nacho."

Volvo marketing has got me right where they want me.

That's my point. A wagon is better. Why lift gear a foot higher for those of us who need a roof rack. I want to load a kayak without a step ladder, but still have a bit of ground clearance to get down some muddy or sandy roads. For hikers, mountain bikers and kayakers, the tall wagon is perfect.

I'm really liking this V60 Cross Country. (I have a 17' kayak to haul around)

I was already scared at "Earth's frozen ass crack"

I've been told that "Venza" sounds similar to a word in Japanese, "benza" that means "toilet seat".

Al Gore rhythms?

I image the first test drive was something like: "WE SHOULD HAVE PUT THE PROPELLER IN THE BACK." "WHAT?" "PROPELLER IN THE BACK!" "WHAT?"

The cops would like to know what kind of wakeboard they used and how long was the rope. You know, for re-enactment.

But he stuck the landing, right?

Next step is to add a layer of fiberglass to each side of the honeycomb to create a rigid lightweight panel.

No drones were boned during the making of this film.

"Don't Taze Me, Bro!" At 60 mph from 4 miles away. Just wait til the cops get these.

Welp......uh...? -Project Leader

I need a surf wagon. I haul a 17' kayak and need room for gear. I keep thinking a CRV would be perfect. Help me!

Alright, so say I send my self driving car to the grocery store. Then what?

The officer then went through all of the photos in her iCloud account, you know, for clues.

The moral of the story is: Don't let anyone spoil your fun night out.

The biggest convenience to the driver is that you shouldn't have to bother to stop. The person should be fine.