I love that crew cab and I don't know why. It's just so... cutely brutish.

Put it in a ford ranger/nissan frontier/toyota tacoma and go to town.

So you combined an unholy trio of banner ads, Buzzfeed and Cracked article headline styles?

Oh I don't argue that it's not THE beer of australia, but the statement that they don't drink it is just patently untrue is all I'm saying.

I've read that line before, shot down by multiple australian folks reporting that some in fact do drink it there.

nibbles seems to have feast upon your picture.

Strong pornography. If I could get a Fusion Wagon that'd be all I need to replace my focus.

That is far and away the best moment in the whole video too. Just his eye-widening gaze is perfect.

I wonder if it could be imported as a Corolla variant seeing as it's known as the corolla in Australia and New Zealand, and it's based on the corolla.

you don't have to stay in detroit after buying it.

"also useful at parties" .... how?

I'm feeling the Velocity.

What an electrifying entrance.

VW had manufacturing plants in Australia, and by the '60s, they were doing great. They primarily built Beetles and Type II buses and vans, and both were selling like hotkrauts. The Australian market wanted something a bit more rugged for use in Outback ranches or kangaroo farms or dingo orchards whatever they have out…

I kinda figured, I was just putting an additional point of info in just in case.

it looks like subdomains haven't had it trickle down just yet.

We do, but I was trying to parse the thought of chassis mounted, heh.

"When the flag is displayed on a motorcar, the staff shall be fixed firmly to the chassis or clamped to the right fender."

I want to say Saturn advertised doing this in like, the late 90s or early 2000s. they had a commercial with a guy ordering it online like pizza with a delivery guy coming to the door.

Completely different scenario, sorry. That strawman isn't going to work.