SALAD4WD
SALAD4WD
SALAD4WD

stop buying shit in weird states for our amusement.

Other Hondas go in here.

Eliminating the fear that you will be murdered to death by an F-150 or Range Rover

After reading that article I’m envisioning 1000s of iPod looking big rigs screaming down the highway blaring the song “Convoy”

Other pains in the ass, in list form

So your Disco had its hood up most of the time?

Why? Amtrak is far and away the best way to get from Philly to NYC or DC. The Northeast Corridor is one of the few places in the country where we actually have the population density to support decent rail service, and Amtrak does a pretty darned good job of it.

Let's be a little bit realistic here. This is more an indicator of just how ridiculously safe flying is than an indictment of train travel. Trains travel on the ground, and have interactions with people driving cars, the weather, heck there was that bad accident caused by a towboat lost in the fog whacking a bridge.

Parked his hummer on the tracks and caused derailment.

Is Doug DeMuro OK?

I run 215/35 series rubber on my audi so I’m extremely weary of any road deviation (I know my fault for such a skinny sidewall but sue me I like it) but when I lived in St. Kitts I had a 4wd Toyota Sprinter and it had, get this, 205/85 series rubber! This tiny little car I’d “Tokyo Drift” around roundabouts and over

My rule with potholes has nothing to do with vehicle type. It’s all about tire series. If I’m driving something with 35 series rubber or lower, I’m careful about potholes. Above 35 series, no worries. If I was driving one of those ridiculous BMW X5/6M SUVs on those ridiculous 400/5/R23 tires they come with, I would be

Is that a, aa, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa . . . . .

Looks just like Iraq.

Have you tried just parking it where ever you want? I have some places that might be useful:

Are there “Share the Road” plates like in Kentucky? This plus the Obama Biden sticker would keep you pretty safe.