Truly. I meant no disrespect, I just thought it was unusual.

Ford, Coke...oh, I came here for something else...

Wait, you mean Tesla builds cars in factories like Toyota or Ford with giant, people-operated machines and that the people working these giant machines might have a few on-the-job accidents?

I'd also like answers, namely, how much of my money can I give you for your car?

Reminds me of this. 2006 X Games Rallycross. Colin McRae did the same thing. Travis Pastrana's face says it all. "Sure I won the gold but so what Colin just rolled his car and didn't even lift throttle."

Oh, that's easy. VW van campers:

I'm a fan of both, but the Z/28 is built for curves and the GT500 is built for straight line, looks like the mustang can still keep up in the curves though. I know which one I would buy.

2063

Grounded to the ground?

Volt Dance.

Also, interesting thing I came across. The Green Police Audi ad from a few years ago has an unintended issue: "Green Police" was a nickname for the Nazi regime German Order Police. So a German car company accidentally references their darkest era.

No love for the snow lap?

1937 Hudson Terraplane

1940 Ford

I'm a big fan of Dodge Power Wagons. They have a toughness, elegance, and class to them, not to mention utility. Especially over-restored and renewed.

1953 Mercury pickup.

Jeep Grand Wagoneer! Because 'Murca

Getting Gear Heads to like hybrids and getting them to like the Prius are two very different things.

Let's not forget what else Tom Cruise can do...

Actually kinda surprised you don't seem more subi cop cars. They're generally affordable, pretty fast, and AWD for your snow climates.