Also, not all cars were effected.

COTFD

Nah, probably much worse crash structure without a b-pillar.

That’s pretty freaking cool actually.

Yeah, you’re gonna need to provide actual numbers with a claim like that.

Well that’s lame. They took an awesome car chase epitomizing the glory days of the muscle car and the greatest car chase of all time.... And turned it into a lame reminder of what this car will actually be doing, putting around mall parking garages.

Comment of the year.

The Flex is a damn good car. Super comfortable, fast in Ecoboost guise, and solid reliability make it the ultimate road trip car.

In the true* Allroad’s defense, the air suspension brings it from lowered to lifted depending on your preference and/or speed.

Same!

Since the roads meet at a 70 degree angle instead of a 90 degree angle, the cyclist has to look back behind them over their shoulder, and from reading the article, the other road doesn’t seem to be in the sightline of the cyclist as they approach the intersection, so by the time they could see the car, it’s too late.

So you’re saying that the population as a collective got worse at driving in the past two years? Or is that just a crest in an otherwise falling trend?

This conversation is hardly objective, but have you considered the possibility that all the crap you’ve had to deal with on the roads over the years has worn you down? There’s a reason why the grumpy old man stereotypes exist, you know. These things wear on a person.

Lately? People haven’t changed, man.

Dude, I don’t even care what it looks like, it’s simply the best road trip car ever. Big, roomy, comfortable, and especially with a tune on the 3.5, it’s fast as fuck.

He was being facetious.

Same here. I don’t even work for you guys and I use my real, stupid name.

I liked that Graverobber guy better. Much better writer.

Couldn’t watch the videos, but I’m missing the part of why he was fired...

Sounds like my 4 year old nephew wrote the title. “They saved the deer from the cop car and did it weelly well”