Maybe, but do you really want to want to fill the back with fire ant infested plant debris, moldy drywall, or hundreds of dead fish or would you rather have all that In a separate area?

I think you underestimate the size of the DIY crowd and the independent contractor.

Which is why so many are switching over to crossovers, SUVs, and pick ups.  Those attributes are so important to the average driver.

You must not do many large projects around the house much then.

It's a hell of a lot better than the 9 to 12mpg they got back in the seventies.

Kristen, I hate to tell you this, but since you recently posted an article about proper pronunciation and grammar use; plants don’t have breeds, they have cultivars. Thus a car company doesn’t have a breed of rose, it has its own cultivar of rose.

Looks like the front bumper is an extra cost option too.

Congrats on the truck!  Don’t let the haters get to you, they obviously didn’t read the part where you helped friends with it or how your partner needs it for work.

Don’t look now, but your privilege is showing.

Neutral - What does Nissan need?

Neutral - What does Nissan need?

Make sure you check the lift kit to see how it affects Wylene’s payload rating. A proper suspension system for off-roading (aka 3" lift) can soften the suspension for better tire contact under flex and twist which will also lower the amount of weight she can carry. Given your boyfriend has to haul large metal objects…

Thanks for everything you did here. I put you in the same class with Patrick Beddard, Peter Egan, and Csaba Csere.

1st Gear: “Don’t show up for two weeks.”. Didn’t some unscrupulous group try that with Deadspin and Splinter?

I had the ultimate Unicorn K-car: a 1983 Dodge Aries K Wagon with a manual. Silver with red interior. I bought it for $300 from my uncle Joe.  

Jalopnik's new home office?

Clarkson thanks your work in reminding people about his show, The Grand Tour.

Having owned and actually use pick up trucks for work, I can tell you that while it’s not as easy to load a bed by the side near the cab as it used to be, it’s still possible compared to the Cyber truck. Look at that flying buttress!  You can't load anything in the side right behind the cab.

2nd Year:. Ford needs to make a shit post showing people loading equipment and gear from the side of their F-150 and having actual headroom in the back seat.

I think I’ve seen this before.