You're a terrible person +1

I wasn't buckled in.

I wish more of his videos were presented like this. I can't stand to watch most of the others on his website.

A good Samaritan pulled me out of a real bad wreck last year. Cinco de Mayo 2012, I was riding shotgun in this Impala, down Stoney Mtn Rd in Tunkhannock, PA. The driver lost control and collided with a tree, head on. I was pinned, with my head in the windshield (notice the bulge on the passenger side), my legs…

Satellite radio. I never thought it was necessary, because I'm more than capable of choosing my own music; however, despite a massive song library I was listening to the same 100 or so tracks over and over again. Sat. radio was equipped on my Wrangler and it made endless hours of commuting/working so much more…

I get a similar effect after a few hours on my motorcycle. The only solution is to keep riding/driving!

My '06 S65 came with 275's out back from the factory, and they do fine under normal driving. Some extra width would definitely be appreciated though, both for looks and performance. It's far too easy to chirp the rears from a complete stop, even with the ESP on.

It's just to avoid having to buy booze once within the confines of the festival. Same as you stuffing candy in your pockets before going into the movie theatre.

Looks small for an E-Class, gotta be a S-Class or even a Maybach at that size amirite?

I thought for sure the headline was sarcasm. Apparently it was not. I will not be thanking them either.

Smart though, isn't he?

It must be cool seeing your car receive international attention, but I think you'd rather not had the thing taken in the first place.

You're in PA right? (I remember your Miata dying on xmas... RIP) If you're ever near wilkes barrrr, you can find oil rather easily.

At about 1:45, it looks like Kimetria Hayden, wearing number one for Baylor, throws her hands up as a desperation attempt to distract Louisville's free throw shooter from making the go ahead basket. Normally you might see hands up prior to a free throw attempt but that's a result of opposing players jockeying for…

Seriously? If these guys don't have insurance, it becomes a major issue for any of their potential victims making claims against them to their insurance companies. And a 200lb dirtbike is just as deadly as a half-ton Honda GoldWing at speed. I'm missing your point there. These riders can easily injure any…

It's happens a lot the Bronx and Brooklyn, and these guys ride without helmets and number plates, which means they probably don't have licenses or insurance.

+1

"The Explorer's chief design engineer is Jim Holland, who was also a chief design engineer for Land Rover. Holland is responsible for the design of the current generation Land Rover Range Rover (L322)"

They were penned by the same designer. Therefore they share a common father, thus making them "brothers" in a sense.