RV rentals are already a thing on rvshare.com and outdoorsy.com if you want to try it out.

Oh, it is.

I’ve P2P’ed an RV a couple of times. It’s way more economical than owning,  unless you’re going to be using it practically full time, and the rate was much cheaper than the fully commercial rental companies like El Monte and Cruise America.

It extends the Kyber blade from the nose for ramming.

IF it’s still a convertible, that’s likely what holds it back on towing. I’ve been wanting a Wrangler Unlimited AND a tow vehicle. The Scrambler may cover both bases for me.

Sturgeon’s SS

I tried driving three times in CA during the roll out. Got ghosted each time.

Lambos are better at that.

Woah, single sided fork.

“But just as a general rule of thumb I’d say finish the tracks before putting a train full of people on them”

I suppose it depends on which shoddy meme internet style guide you use. I go with the DumbAssociated Press.

6. ....profit.

Also next week, a Gawker writer will attempt the heretofore thought impossible “flawless article”. Emergeny medical staff will be on standby for the inevitable carnage.

Or they Ponti-yacked it up after bad shrimp buffet.

(what were they thinking with that quote-unquote facelift!)

Diaz said that future Mitsubishis will have Nissan platforms and components.

But Fred Diaz, the newly-minted CEO of Mitsubishi Motors North America—now a part of the Nissan-Renault Alliance—is trying to get the brand back in touch with American buyers.

Whaasup, cuz?

The razor-sharp lines and supertanker length of the new ones are quite fetching. A car service rented out the back part of our parking lot, so I see them every day.

Now I know what a haikoogolly is.