Yes they did, I remember it well :)

Yep. I recently did a ~1,000 mile loop of Northern Italy by car and the drivers are actually quite good, it’s the roads, signs, and markings that are lacking. You just have to be assertive, but they’ll let you in etc, but that’s the same as any US city.

Bravo. My 4th fav Maiden album.

The perfect sanctuary for Charlotte the harlot when she’s running free from a prowler. She’ll be able to remember tomorrow while listening to Phantom of the Opera in the strange world of Transylvania. Iron Maiden.

Nah, green is only acceptable on British cars. For everything else, it’s literally the worst of the commonly available colors.

It’s not a Toyota....

To look at the wing maybe?

For sure, but they’re not an outlier, it’s pretty common for soaps, cosmetics, and many other toiletries. If you search for “cruelty free _____” there are products out there for everything. Seventh Generation is just one brand that is pretty common all around.

For sure, but they’re not an outlier, it’s pretty common for soaps, cosmetics, and many other toiletries. If you…

Partially confirmed. I had a cat that had fleas pretty bad and we washed her with dawn, it killed many, but the rest ran to the “high ground” of her head. Good luck keeping a cat’s head covered in soap long enough to kill them.

Partially confirmed. I had a cat that had fleas pretty bad and we washed her with dawn, it killed many, but the rest…

Bro

The only other design that makes sense to me is the windshield, but I remember hearing that it distorted the view when looking out the side.

People whining about the halo is much more annoying than the halo itself.

Trick question, Alpina is best:

David, what does Ralph smell like? 

So essentially whole foods, plant based. We knew that, but people don’t want to hear meat and dairy and oil are bad for them.

Not sure if you can call them hand assembled, but they’re built in a separate factory from other Toyotas and undergo much more stringent QC checks.

I mean the Range Rover can still be pretty amazing and the G-Class is potentially even better than the LC. They have different pros and cons, but in terms of off-roading, the 200 has some competition.

Think of the LC more as an HD version of a regular SUV, built and engineered to be much tougher and with a longer service life in mind. Also, all the off-road toys account for a fair amount of the difference.

You’d better go back to the 1967 becasue that’s where the main LC lineup split into the hard-use/work line (40 and the coil-sprung 70 Series) and more comfortable, consumer oriented versions (55, 60, 80, 100, 200).