I broke down in my Holden Kingswood HJ. Not a problem in most of Australia. Plenty of parts, lots of willing helpers for an ol' girl like the Kinga.

So the new world power doesn't play by the rules when it comes to intellectual property...

i.e. Not many of you.

Travis, this is a completely fruitless and asinine rant.

So apart from horrible styling, the horribly spelled Aztek is actually quite an apt car for it's light adventure cross-over genre (like Nissan Murano for example).

Before that incident, she was actually a bloke.

Hey you. yes you, are you a young ricer fuckwit?

"Yes dear, ticking the V8 option box means better economy".

Commercial news services around the world (not just the US) have just had a double jackpot this week. The incidents in Boston Ma and West Tx have the moguls rubbing their hands with glee. Advertisers know a lot of people will be watching the news and the commercial news outlets will pander to the advertisers by…

What makes me wonder is, did townspeople know of the potential hazard of this factory?

I used to sell elastomeric seals to a company called Orica Mining Services who have an ammonium plant 100 miles north of Sydney (AU). They make explosives and are directly across a river from Newcastle city (Kooragang Island).

I got the super phosphate idea from a friend who had a printout of that anarchist's handbook that was going around the web back in the 90's.

Well colour me taught. Thanks mate.

Derived from chicken manure, super-phosphate is often used as fertilizer but mixed with diesel and Styrofoam, it's the same stuff that terrorists use to make explosives.

Wow! Hopefully people got away from the fire before the huge explosion. I wonder if it was super-phosphate related?

Jacked up, it would've made a very nice looking evolution of the Baja Buggy.

I give it a 1.7% chance it's in protest of next year's move to turbocharged V6 engines.

Caradvice says that the Polestar project is starting in Australia because of "historical success of performance models in this country".

Awesome show of self-discipline Jason. I hope you get many years of enjoyment out of that car.

Vladivostok has a lot of RHD cars. It's cheaper to import them from nearby Japan than across land from western Russia.