When will these dealerships learn? This kind of thing isn't going to go well in the internet age.

Those MotoArt pieces are awesome. I keep track of their FB page, they've got some absolutely incredible items.

If it were reasonably priced, it'd be great. I'd love to have one for the golf cart when it's 100* out, but not at those prices.

It's a Yeti product, you can be assured it'll be $250 or more. Even their smallest coolers are $200+. Just ridiculous!

That RS4. I want it.

Always liked that. The designer said the interior seats' shape was inspired by baseball gloves, so then he added that little detail.

The fact you think the racing this year is "meh" severely diminishes your opinions on much. The racing action this year has been incredible. Mercedes are winning, sure, but the racing action is still great. MB are allowing their drivers to race, all the other teams are racing each other. It's been fantastic!

Looks like a standard regional or private jet.

This was a great fight, I was hoping ALO could pull it out.

Absolutely. Stunt drivers are masters of car control, but even the thought of drifting that close to the edge of a carrier at sea would be too much even for them.

I've heard trying with cheese puff balls is pretty simple too.

Yup, the hours suck. If you get stuck in a traffic jam for 5 hours, that's 5 hours you're not getting paid and 5 hours you lose the ability to make money. I understand the hour limitations as they were designed, but in use, they suck.

Don't recall them directly breaking the 4th wall, but I love movies that do unusual thing. Like Last Action Hero with Arnold where the kid keeps pointing out that they're in a movie.

Work, work, work, hello boys...I missed you!

You thought wrong. If a driver makes 40, they're doing good (except for the drivers that have been with a company for 30 years, which rarely happens). Even owner-operators struggle to make 35-40.

Best of luck to you on that, but I seriously doubt you'll find anything like that. Companies don't want part time drivers, and if you want a local route, most companies (around here anyway) want a driver with at least 1 year of perfect over the road driving.

Maybe someone can elaborate, is there any difference between these and the stock cars used for NASCAR, other than the body?

If this were to happen, don't be tricked into thinking there wouldn't be a "cockpit" - it'd be premium first class seating. Hell, I'd sure like to sit up front!

I love everything about this.

Amen to that. I live in SC, it astounds me the number of people that wear no helmet, with shorts and tank tops to go with it. People just don't understand how bad the pain will be. I like to tell them "imagine a belt sander with 10 grit paper on full speed...now run it across your arm for about 20 seconds"