Living in Wisconsin my whole life, anytime I was looking to buy a used truck someone tells me I needed buy one with 4WD. I would ask them why and the response usually was so I could drive through the snow.  I would tell my last truck was 2WD and handled the snow just fine.   And if I really need 4WD to go somewhere, …

None of these concept cars are failures. I would say 99% of concept cars that are created never had a chance of ever being put into production.  They are Pipe dreams of marketing and engineering to show off all the new technologies that can be put in cars.   A lot of concept cars are not even real cars,  mostly a…

They are just trying to get the crazy votes before the other side does.   Votes are votes, no matter how crazy the person's beliefs might seem.

Was the driver Richard Hammond?

https://www.dodgegarage.com/news/article/showcase/2019/03/high-impact-colors.html

I would have recommended the ST over the RS.  And the use the money difference and rent a big truck from UHaul to move.  And always get a bigger truck than you think you need

Tangerine Scream the Ford Focus ST came in. I’m biased since I own one and haven’t seen too many in my area in that color.

Stories like this is why I always waited for my Focus ST to get the oil changed at the dealership.  I never heard any stories like that about the dealership,  but all it takes is that one guy that thinks he can get away with it because the car sitting there all day.

He’s had some good stories from some of the older racers he has had on there.

That was a pretty cool interview with him.

From what I’ve seen others have posted is that since Boeing merged with McDonnell Douglas the people from McDonnell Douglas have been running the show. And all they are focus on is saving money and not so much about quality.

They don’t like cars, so why would they want to test drive it.

I always thought of it as an Explorer with the cargo roof cut off.

I know a guy here in Southern Wisconsin that regularly helps the local police groups with teach how to use the newer sonar equipment and has actually helped locate cars that someone thought they marked in the river.

All EVs should shift like a golf cart.   Have the lever on the seat that you reach down and move.   Also make the same noise a golf cart does when in reverse.

I  bought a 2005 Colorado last year for pulling the boat and hauling the dog around in, it only had 50,000 miles too, and the first thing that my girlfriend said was doesn’t it have power windows and locks.   I told her yes, human power.

Yeah, that was the one I remember when working with Ford of Europe stuff.  It always sucked having to deal with that because the body people never wanted to make adjustments and some of the stuff we worked seemed to be take over stuff from other suppliers that couldn’t make it work.

I vaguely remember back in my early days as an OEM part designer hearing rumors about Europe having a hood height requirement at the base of the windshield to help prevent head injuries of pedestrians hit by cars. I think this might have been in the 2000s.

Kind of like how all Bigfoot videos seem to be taken with 1970s quality cameras.

Now what are those damn Duke boys up to.