Reading the comments here and peoples personal experiences, this is why I would never lease a car, or if I did, it would never be a new one. I understand circumstances change, but essentially it seems like either a) all used cars in the USA are terrible or b) people are willing to risk these situations instead of…

Can someone here enlighten an Australian as to why dealerships outside military bases seem to get a bad rap? Is it because people on base have stuff all to spend their money on and thus they can get away with a fatter margin or something?

Given that you can get a can of shaving foam and about 10 disposable razors for about 7 bucks, and shaving takes about 2 minutes, if people are stupid enough to frequent her business, she deserves that Benz

I was watching that whole fight wondering why there would be a covenant force just randomly deployed on a mountain for no reason and then I realised that I’m too old for Halo now

Did NZ get a 4pot VN? We only got the buick 3.8 V6 and the Holden 5.0l V8 here in Oztraya

You must really really want a car that sort of looks like a ute if you are prepared to chop up a VL instead of selling it to a volcom-hoodie wearing ‘jetpilot’ in craigieburn

If dashcam dude rear ended ax dude, and that was ax dude shooting the guys tires flat, I’m ok with this

Probably still wouldn’t pick a fight with any of those guys if they knocked your beer though

Your Monster review read pretty much like every other motorcycle review I’ve read, which was fine, but isn’t bringing anything new to the table as far as I can see.

From video of the crash to my (non-professional) eyes it looked like pilot error - in that he entered the loop too low to begin with to successfully pull it off - stalling the wing at close to the ground.

I am 29. Out of all these superhero movies the only ones I’ve liked were Watchmen (a 10/10 film), Guardians of the Galaxy (9/10) and the three Batman films (all sort of 7 and above). My question is, am I too old for these? I see reviews and the enthusiasm of these films (obviously not this one) and keep forgetting…

Diesel Range Rover and a Sportbike. Rangie for fruguish luxury carring duties and off roading, sportbike for fun.

My first crash (hit from behind at about 30kph) I broke my wrist and arm, but I missed it so much I had a new bike within 2 weeks of getting fixed. My second crash (tram tracks) happened and I didn’t get hurt but I was winded, and the bike was a write-off, and I thought maybe I’m not good at this, and got a car, but…

Yamaha makes a 125cc 3 wheeler which is pretty cheap. Not sure if you can get it stateside, but you can in Aus and the UK

I’d bet the guy in the photo would be stoked if he knew you had his pick with the words “ýou’d trust this man right?” underneath. Pretty poor kinja

Fair enough. My use of wikipedia as a source. But sukhois website does say that “The new configuration made the crew more comfortable: the cockpit overhead space behind the seats allows the pilot to stand up, with the crew boarding the plane using an inbuilt ladder” here (http://www.sukhoi.org/eng/planes/mil…)

Weird fact but did you know these things have a galley? They are designed for long range strike missions so the cockpit is big enough to walk around in.

Both beautiful, but surely the granddaddy of the A-10 would be the IL-2, what with its specifically designed for ground attack, huge payload, armoured tub protecting the engine and cockpit etc

Agree on the airline, Cathay Pacific were fantastic when I flew them to Honkers

Oh yeah I forgot the tornado