Fill it with Venezia’s Pizzas and I’m good to go.

Are 18 wheelers that use the new wider super single tires on each side of the axle no longer considered 18 wheelers?

I think this is a discussion of name vs. technical count. For example, using that dually example, if we consider that six wheels, and both axles are driven, is that now a 6x6? I think we can agree that it’s not.

This was also an issue with the Hummer H3 which shared many components with the previous gen Colorado. For many owners, it was simply a matter of pulling a fuse (#27, I think) to disable the side airbags before heading off road.

Can’t do it without a/c, and even if it did I’d be closer to $4K.

I’m pretty sure that’s a UK or Japan version of the Civic. Don’t think the US ever got the clear/amber combo lens covers. Also, wipers rotate to the right and there’s no mirror on the other side. I think the woman is sitting behind the steering wheel.

This. For example, a friend’s car was totaled by a GTR driver that didn’t think his car was exciting enough. Turned off the safety features, floored it, and rear ended a parked GMC Envoy, pushing it on top of a parked Saturn.

Let’s just go the route of South Korea and put these blue spongy things on our doors. They are everywhere in Seoul.

Looking at those rear tires, it was 7400 miles of burnouts.

Polyurethane coolant hoses or silicone?

So . . . the shavings were not put in the Corvette itself, but in the cut filter away from the vehicle? Not saying it was good or bad to do so, but it’s a heck of a lot different than putting shavings IN the vehicle as the title of the article states.

Dodge Durango tail lights?

Without knowing how long it was since the diff was serviced, that amount of shavings on the plug could easily be normal and nothing to worry about.

You are definitely in the lead for the 2018 Jalopnik Trolling Award. It’s a mighty prize, second only to the Jalopnik Click-Bait Award. There’s a lot of good stuff on Jalopnik, and then there’s this.

Hmm. Well, I bought my Chevy Silverado with the understanding that gas prices would go up. It wasn’t a decision of fuel economy, but of needs - and wants. Do I want to pay more for gas? No, of course not? Did I make a long-term budget plan solely on gas prices the day I bought it? No, of course not.

Might you be one to “cast aspersions”?

All I remember about these things is that they had one of the worst crash ratings around. CP, not worth the risk considering the better constructed alternatives out there.

I agree with the pre-emptive wrenching. But that gets expensive too! This week I’m swapping out the front differential on my truck. So, while I’m in there I must as well change out the motor mounts. And I’m not sure of one of the diff mounts, so I’m changing that.

I think you just need a Ford Centurion - four door Bronco, outfitted by Centurion but sold by Ford.

One of the reasons that automakers have moved to full handles vs. flap levers is to help first responders open doors by providing a good handle on which they can tug open a stuck door. Doors without a similar handle lose a good safety feature.