I thought you knew about click-bait here, Brian...

Stranger to the gawker click-bait maneuver, I take it?

Tactic: click bait

>may be relied upon more than ever before in mankind's post-GPS navigational history.

Derp. It's all about merchandising. Notice the color of his eyes.

This...because the headlights are supposed to be the eyes:

Still waiting on my big, light, US-spec, mid-engined, plastic, micro, flying pickup coupe.

Spiny...still moving - mostly. Very rank.

That was my point - thanks for confirming.

I used for work for a local Navistar dealer and was sent to a terminal to field repair one of their semis - the terminal was at the port and the cargo was tons of urchin.

Clearly, you've never spent hours explaining a photographer's monopod to airport security in certain unnamed foreign countries.

That's not a Power Wagon...

Why have the trucks been that heavy, and all of a sudden, "oh look, we shaved off 1000lbs., just like that!"

But did you know that rhinos have vertical urination capability?

Why clutter the landscape with ugly signs when you can use proximity beacons to display alerts on the car's in-dash screen. and/or the driver's smartphone. This would work night or day and be instantly customizable, in dozens of languages.

His mistake was giving up on the torch job, obviously.

The govt. will take it over soon enough, I think. After that, who knows.

'Accidentally'....sure, let's go w/that.

Chongqing - because 28 million already.

I can see how fake titles would put buyers off the trail, but have you ever smelled one of these gems that hasn't been sheep dipped? Man...you'd think that would be the biggest give away otherwise.