Apparently my iPhone needs a case with jamoke on it in big letters :)

Why do we keep on using “jamoke” in every article. By definition it’s a rather derogatory term for someone of limited mental ability. It’s insulating and you’re not using it correctly.

For the love of god Tom, the spelling is right on his jersey...get your shit together!

Nope, wouldn’t have lost value, just would have burst into an inferno.

Intriguing, but it still looks like the lovechild of a Ford Probe and a Toyota Previa.

I don’t get how that would be hard to see out of. It looks like it’s got a windscreen taller than most of Audi’s existing line and those A-pillars are way narrower than my Jeep Commander (you could lose a city bus in the A-pillar blind spot).

Just my question...I have an identically spec’d Commander and the 5.7 Hemi is still reliably running at 105k. The engine should be the least of your worries on a Commander, freeing up all your attention for the electrical ghosts that lurk EVERYWHERE.

Fifi overflies us almost every summer during an airshow south of Minneapolis. What an amazing aircraft and a privilege to see it fly.

It’s not like there aren’t numerous signs on the causeway and timetables for the tides warning you to not go out there at the wrong time! I hiked there a few years ago and it was pretty obvious.

Breaker bar + part of the handle from my floor jack for extra leverage. Hell hath no fury like bolts on a midwestern jeep.

You’re right, our world is far from rational :)

Thank you! My wife and I passed a bunch of proto-millenials on 4 mi trail in Yosemite with one of these things on!!! Thanks god we were moving a lot faster than them.

Thank you! My wife and I passed a bunch of proto-millenials on 4 mi trail in Yosemite with one of these things…

Smart bikers realize that they never really have the right of way because you don’t win when you fight a 4,000lb piece of metal.

Isn’t the real question one of responsibility though? If not at a crossing, why are the people in the roadway anyway? Don’t they have a responsibility to stay out of the way of something that could knowingly kill them and the human inside it minding their own business?

You have to admit it’s the simplest solution to a dilemma. Make the actions of the inanimate object predictable and then change human behavior/environment to avoid a dangerous object.

This, right here, is why my dog has a leash that clicks into the seatbelt.

Just wait until the boomers can’t take care of these classics any more. there will be a price correction. Fret not young padawan

Pedal depth matters too. The pedals on my old 911 are so close you can touch them all with one foot at the same time, but the accelerator is a couple inches deeper than the brake. Heel toe is doable, but far from easy.

Oh they certainly are sneaky or driven by grandfathers. I always found that it was worth the embarrassment of going slow past an 80 yr old in his crown Vic than risk an undercover car though.

I never thought I’d miss Crown Vics so much.