Yep. This isn’t even front-mid. It’s front. The engine is firmly between the front wheels. 

“I was talking to an Admiral. One of the top Admirals. Big guy. Tough guy. Tears streaming down his face. He said to me, “Sir. Sir you have to get our troops out of these dangerous woke electric submarines. We’re electrocuting whales in the ocean with our battery-powered submarines.”

How does he explain non-nuclear submarines that are basically giagantic banks of batteries?

Beavers are the absolute best planes. 

““There’s murderers on these bikes,” said NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell said There are shooters on these bikes, robberies on these bikes...”

I do stuff like that all the time. 

That’s what they said: “The OG NIN Hurt is the best”.

From the article: “We’re taking a broad view of the word “ripoff” here. The modern Ford Bronco’s unashamedly Wrangler-like design,...”

The LM001 Cheetah was the predecessor. It had a Chrysler V8. The LM002 had a front-mounted Lamborghini V12. 

Yep. Scary for everyone involved. 

This was 100% the boat captain’s fault. I grew up in Vancouver and in the harbour. I have navigated power boats and sailboats through the harbour many many times.

Yeah. The layout leaves a lot to be desired. But the content is great.

Crazy. Herb’s a greedy bastard. Good luck everyone. 

Same here my friend. I’ve been here since before brefass scotch, Jalopnik Gold, and the GTFAC explosion. It’s been wild to see everything just disappear.

Absolutely unrelated comment, incoming:

I don’t understand the appeal of this. All this does is encourage similar behaviour in the real world. 

Um... uh... do you live in a place that gets winter? I do. We get five months of real winter (snow, ice, slush, cold... the full meal deal). Swapping out the stock all-season Geolanders on my Crosstrek for a set of Nitto SN3 winter tires, every year, turns my capable CUV into an unstoppable goat.

So, looking at a screen cap and zooming it in a bit, I think the tires are fairly similar. The Ford doesn’t seem to have any extra knobs, overly deep treads, or perpendicular bars... all of which would be great on loose surfaces.