So it’s an actual truck—meant for getting stuff done by hauling a lot of stuff—I love it. Such a welcome sight compared to those overbearing crew-cab sedans with the exposed trunks that now pass for “trucks”.

Gen Z can afford to eat at Ruth’s Chris’s weirdly named Steakhouse’s?

So you claim to have ordered your Jersey Mike’s sub “Mike’s way”, yet you describe how the mayo was spread on it.  That’s not Mike’s way, friend. 

You are aware that this site is owned by G/O Media - a hot bed for clickbait and sensationalism. 

In the future, please don’t cite Inside the Magic as a source. They are an abhorrent site who traffic in nothing but clickbait and sensationalism.

Even funnier with the last line:

The irony of Jalopnik pointing out Porsche’s spelling error is delicious.

Can someone explain the driving thing to me?

So is this eliminating all of the bed space making the HMMWV strictly a troop hauler, with a maximum occupancy of 5.  Where is the squads gear supposed to go.

I have an oddly irrational dislike of that primer grey look. It’s somehow more bland looking than beige.

What is anti-EV?

However, concrete poles last longer.

Here we go with yet ANOTHER slanted piece on EVs.

Yeah, he said the same thing when he kicked a Ferrari out of his dad’s garage.

Based on Ram’s description, it appears to be a plug-in series hybrid electric vehicle. The truck only receives propulsion from the electric motors, but has a range-extending gas engine onboard that powers a generator. The truck can determine how to use the generator’s power, depending on how much power it needs to…

Batteries.

Here is a photo of the prototype when VTEC kicked in:

Any officer who is being investigated should be prohibited from retiring or resigning in order to avoid repercussions. Period.

They were traveling to colleges, and their first stop may not have been in the same city as where they got the rental car, so it’s entirely possible that they were far from a charging station before they realized that 90 mile estimate the car told them was way off.