My truck was totally beat to the point it's dead. My cousins disassembled the whole truck to sandblast and polish the engine, transmission, everything. After putting them back together, it runs like new. It's possible to resurrect these trucks.

The good question is, why is Fiat calling it a 500? "500L Living" doesn't cut it. Everyone recognises "500" for being a tiny city car. This isn't a city car, it's a freaking van. They should call it Fiat 700 or something.

That's nothing. Someone abandoned a pair of E30 M3s, a 190E 2.5-16V Evolution II, and a RS200 altogether.

Canon cameras and lenses are crap because image quality isn't their specialty. Nikon is a freaking optical company and they obviously care about image quality. I have neither because I use Leica loaded with a roll of colour reversal film. Leica's image quality is so good because it's German!

Go buy one, they're dirt cheap and easy to fix.

Frankenstein has a manual gearbox. :D I bought the truck used and never towed anything with it, so, I wouldn't know. Two tenners say it can haul more than crappy American and Japanese trucks nowadays.

Japanese trucks from the 80's and 90's are way tougher than trucks from all automakers that offer them nowadays. Today's trucks seem to be obsessed with power but not load and towing capacities, reliability, and durability. I really like VW Amarok that a friend has but it's okay for carrying light stuff like hay…

I bought my truck used when it was dead. The previous owner didn't bother maintaining and abused it past the limits. My cousins chimed in to help resurrect it then took it to a body shop to add off-roading gear (light rail, fog lights, hydraulic winch, spare tyre/fuel can holders, wheels with very aggressive…

Time to upgrade to Nikon D4 to ditch a speedlight by boosting the ISO to avoid blinding hotheaded celebrities like him.

1986 Toyota Hilux 4x4 Xtra-cab in dark blue equipped with full off-roading gear. Ivan and I call it Frankenstein because we had it resurrected from the dead. We still drive it when road conditions aren't safe for our Alfa Romeo MiTo QV or Rover Mini Cooper S. It looks like McFly's SR5.

Cars in UK have to be RHD to stay up with the standards.

They're living victims of Soviet Union. They probably was tortured a lot.

Yep, that's right. Ivan and I did it in our new '00 Rover Mini Cooper S. It was hilarious, we laughed the whole time but, hey, we fit! I suppose that's an advantage of being short and skinny.

If 24 Heures du Mans will be displayed on YouTube LiveSteam, Ivan and I are going to take a day off from the bakery to cheer for Audi. Gotta watch those Germans win the race again.

Hello?

The closest to being a car guy I've gone is this when I visited.

It's not Land Rover's fault. Blame the corrupted American EPA and emission regulators and consumers who prefer a luxury SUV with no off-roading capabilities.

According to the article, trains are nonexistent in that country. The only possibility of "train accident" is derailments on abandoned tracks.

Father's Day is celebrated on different days around the world. If I remember correctly, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Ukraine, and one other country I forgot celebrate Father's Day in September.

Lada. The cars are laughably unreliable, slow, and boring. There's no performance car in the current lineup.