Embarrassingly not.

My brain is... less than functional today.

Aw crap. How did I miss that....

That Mercury Sable they used it on was FWD.

Yep, it’s in the video.

I lol’d, thank you for that.

Didn’t know that, thank you!

NP all day erry day. That’s like $13 in real money, right? That’s a steal.

There have also been changes to the EPA’s methods of testing mileage to make the numbers more realistic, so I would say we’re more ahead than the numbers show.

That I agree with. I am 100% on board with this concept if they actually kept the 4WD (and of course raised the price). Otherwise I don’t see the point.

I see this sentiment in just about every Jeep article.

Oh it’s awesome, you’ve got to watch a few. They are by far the most exciting races of anything NASCAR related.

“A minivan is a vehicle designed primarily for passenger safety and comfort, with two or three rows of seating accessed via large (typically sliding) doors.” - Wikipedia

I assume they are embedding the video provided to them in the press release, so they are not uploading it themselves.

Please tell me the team is named Black Lightning because you’re racing these:

From the article above:

“One good deed is not enough to redeem a man blog platform of a lifetime of wickedness.”

This is what I’ve heard as well. This 3.5 is apparently more closely related to the new Ford GT motor than the existing F-150 EcoBoost. Unfortunately the identical displacement makes it confusing.

Not to defend this particular truck, but pre-runners and even trophy trucks are traditionally 2WD. High speed desert stuff does not require 4WD.