I like it.

They know that they’d probably be last in sales among mid-size trucks, With the new Ranger coming soon, there is just too much competition to start a whole new production line.

Yeah it’s a joke, same for the Tacoma. It’s a cost savings thing for sure. What’s odd is the current USDM Frontier has discs all around.

Sounds like the definition of “what you make of it”, no? I was going to reiterate that the same goes for all social media, but it’s easy to use an alias. If you use your real name, feel free to be somewhat professional. If not, follow all the pornstars you want.

It is what you make of it, same as any other social media platform. I only feel bad for you becasue you can’t figure out how to use the internet in 2018.

I like it.

That is certainly the extrapolation of current policy and practice.

Maybe you don’t understand what I’m saying?

About fucking time.

If we’re taking that angle, we need to eliminate all livestock production becasue livestock produces more greenhouse gasses than all the cars, ships, jet, trains, etc combined. And unlike cargo ships, trucks, and cars, we don’t need animal products to operate in a globalized society in 2018.

Interesting.

The term “GOAT” gets thrown around a lot and often, it’s not warranted.

Awesome write up and pics, and as I’ve stated before, Ken’s previous museum articles partly inspired me to take a trip and visit them.

Epic.

Yes. Bitcoin taught me this rule.

FYI - that report and this article are SELL signals.

The guy at 2:45 escalated that further...

Was there a Lagonda?

It’s from the dirt that is on the car, not from actual nails. If the car is dirty, a piece of silk will scratch it if you rub it on the paint.

The point is that this potential tariff policy could do more harm than good. It’s presumably to make it look like the administration is trying to do what’s best for workers and consumers, but the results may be the opposite (as has been the case for many of Trump’s policies). I’m saying there are A LOT of auto workers…