Point being, times, they are a changin'.

The world must be just as shocked as I am that Putin's random "aid" convoy didn't wait for the Red Cross to show up. Shocked, I tell you.

I think we'd all take a J8. Every Jeep owner who actually uses their Jeep has been begging for one for years.

You're not rambling. And count me in!

Had a 2004 Sunfire. Manual. Power nothing. Jumped it with a date in the passenger seat. Thought the giggles meant she was having a blast. Turns out she was scared for her life. Second base? I hit myself in the face with the bat at the plate. We landed so hard that the back end kicked out sideways. No damage. …

I'd be more inclined to agree with you if this wasn't a repurposed military vehicle.

I assume you replied to the wrong person.

Congratulations on totally missing the entire point of my post.

TRD simply means that the part was created in house by the Racing division, but does not mean it is a standard part on the TRD truck (in which case it would read OEM Component).

Hydraulic bump stops maybe? I share your scepticism.

OK, I hate the brake lock differential crap too, but that video was made to make the Toyota look bad, and the Chevy look good. In order for both systems to work, they need to detect X amount of slippage in order for the rear to "lock".

So they replaced the front/rear springs, front/rear shocks, exhaust, wheels, and tires that come on the TRD Pro truck...

Funny... my 2012 Jeep has the easiest oil changes I've ever done, and isn't it supposed to be one of the vehicle embodiments of America?

Dear baby Jesus, please don't let it suck...

That camera man is awesome, and that driver is a huge tool.

It's weird that when you write about your Ferrari, I couldn't give less of a shit, but when you write about the Range Rover/CarMax, I actually find it interesting.

Michael Ballabait strikes again.

This better not mean 4 more years of the current xTerra... because that thing is so far behind the curve it's getting ridiculous.

Easy answer: They'll buy more used Rangers, because they are cheap as hell to buy and repair. Just not cheap to drive any great distance...