Florida plates explain it, and that has NOTHING to do with Florida's "rich donk culture." 

This is kind of pathetic, don’t you think?

Not that many readers bother, well, reading, but:

I love the train. I’ve taken almost every amtrak long distance train in the US. I hate getting crammed into a tiny coach airplane seat and I hate being treated like everyone airport and airline employee resents my patronage. Amtrak’s staff has consistently been successful in er helpful and friendly. Depending on when…

Increased displacement “and an aluminum radiator?”

“A guy on the street told me a story about how awesome his car is, so I published it with almost no fact checking and not a single cite or source.”

When money is no option?

Oh really, must be why the f150 with ecoboost is preferred for towing fifth wheel campers, skid steers, and car haulers. Oh wait. It's not. Those all exceed its gvwr by a healthy margin. 

50 cents a gallon would be almost $25 more per fillup on my suv (diesel excursion, 44 gallon tank). Towing my 6 ton camper I get 9-11 mpg. Our typical trips see me filling up at least twice. Fifty bucks extra per trip is a lot.

At $2.49 a gallon and a $50,000 vehicle, do you you really think $500 is make or break territory? 

The majority of your readers are going to see what they think is a “big gay show truck” for 50g’s, which sounds like enough to buy an f250 along with a trailer and a used orosche boxter. What they will be missing is that any diesel truck sold in the past 5 years is close to or over 50k, even used, and those will be…

Jalopnik only glorifies and encourages these type of builds BEFORE they kill someone. Afterwards, "what was this idiot thinking?" 

There’s no such thing as “3/4 ton ability.” So called half ton trucks have been rated to haul well over three quarter tons in the bed for many decades. Ford has offered variants of the F150 that provide max towing or max payload capacity that feature full floating rear ends, some with seven lug axles, but they have…

I beat the rc missions and yes it took many tries, but they were optional and came late in the game. Wrong side of the tracks was mandatory, early in the game, and basically consisted of a character played by the game sucking bitter ass and then taunting you for it like you were a total piece of shit.

Follow the damn train will haunt me to my grave. I hadn’t played San Andreas in years and picked it up and started a new game. I got to that mission and I’m pretty sure my ps3 still has the game saved there because I threw the whole system I. A box in the attic after the thirtieth failed attempt and smoke yelling all…