Jeremy always runs 10 or 15 years behind the style curve. In 2012 he's just now gotten to the late 90’s!

Teaching your children basic vehicle control while sitting on your lap on a private/empty road? Awesome.

Alright, so I had to make this into a "list of the 5 cars I would choose to live with if I could only choose 5," list. Obviously there are many more vehicles (most of which are at least 15 years old) that I’d love to own, but I feel that these 5 in my driveway would be more than satisfactory.

Wow, the UAZ spot didn’t even just borrow cues from the Merc commercial, they copied almost every single shot.

Just one of the many complimentary services included during your stay!

Truck nuts, Calvin stickers, Cummin or Strokin stickers, and Cumstang* — stupid.

Agreed agreed agreed. Tired of paying bills, being responsible, and participating in the oppressive tyranny that is the free market?

Mario Kart. Hands down best selection on this list. Though, after buying Forza 4 I haven’t tried the X2011 on GT5. I should.

HOLY CRAP the memories! I can’t even tell you how many times I watched that intro. And I still love it. I think I’ll go hop in my black and white and pull over some speeders!

That’s exactly why I want one too! One day, there will be one of these beauties in my stable.

I see you’re not impressed.

MUST GO PLAY CRAZY TAXI NOW!

Even with that stupid body kit, a Supra is forever more beautiful than the soulless GT-R.

Man, between this and the story about Connor’s car show, we Jalops have a lot to cry about.

Gotta love good old self incrimination! Now, what the hell was the play-by-play of the accident? Sounds somewhat serious.

Awesome awesome awesome. I wish I could have been a part of this. I hope they set up a foundation on behalf of Connor benefitting cancer research. Maybe one that’s tied in with an annual Connors day car show kind of thing. With this kind of worldwide recognition, the money generated could be substantial.

A Sequoia Platinum starts north of $58,000 here in the States.

Hey now Patrick, one of my trucks is a lifted Tundra. While the old gal is certainly great for hauling guns, girls and firewood around the ranch, she does pretty darn well on the pavement, too. Between the relatively taught chassis and suspension, and the 305 section Nitto’s, that truck handles better and stays…

This just makes me kind of sad. Sad that some parts of our great country have reached this level of moral decline.

Always love a good truck pull and some driveshaft snapping tug of war.