Ahh man. I was really hoping for a strike. So the people could maybe get what they want (they won’t until the working structure is redone) all the prounion people I know would have mental breakdowns trying to both be for and against what they are always bitching about, and just to watch every conservative podcaster…

This exact type of thing they just did is the reason people don’t feel enthused about voting. One party is going to actively try and shaft you, and the other one is going to stand by and let it happen. Also very cool how they were pushing all of these good will policies right up until the midterms and now that those…

It’s been surreal watching republicans outflank democrats to the left on this issue.

They didn’t just shoot it this time. They shot both feet, looked at what happened, reloaded, and shot both feet again. Then shot the dog just to make sure the gun was working.

It’s honestly amazing party Democrats have any foot left to shoot at...

Yup.

A 1991 Chevy C/K (single cab with an 8 foot bed) was 211.8 inches long; 69.8 inches high; and 76.4 inches wide (without mirrors).

I just want someone to tell me why they wouldn’t lead with this instead.  If this showed up first, it would have avoided so many of the “weaksauce” reviews and maybe given Acura a fighting chance against the industry stalwarts.  I feel like this was a huge marketing blunder and some people should be fired.

that was the best part of the 94+ usdm integra. i liked it better with the little round headlights than the jdm headlights which looked like the honda accord to me.

That’s the height to the floor of the bed. Not the height to the top of the bedside, where your armpit would hit.  Also, bed walls seem to be getting thicker and thicker, also making this harder.

$25,000 in 1995 is $48,886.48 in today’s dollars.

Bed sides being so tall you can’t reach over them and get something at the bottom of the bed.  I don’t agree with most of the previous commenters sentiment, but this is infuriating about new trucks.

I saw a 2-door non-extended cab F150 the other day. It was like the rarest vehicle I’ve seen in a while. 

The F-150. in a perfect world, it would be the best selling truck in the country, a small category of vehicles populated by vehicles that are used for work.

Toyota Tacoma. Wheezy engine, indecisive transmission, awkward seating position.  For some reason people pretend it’s not as outdated as the Frontier.  It coasts along on the Tacoma = Good fanboys, and the ease of making it look ‘overland chic’ sure isn’t hurting.

But....but.... but, it doesn't have tiny round headlights! :(

The simulation is getting weird AF

But but but, free speech means you have to pay me!

Good! Hopefully other large companies will do the same.