0-60 mph in 6.6 seconds, a quarter mile 15.2 seconds. top speed of 143 mph (230 km/h).

"...about as reliable as a parent with a drug habit", lol, that's good. But I'd still rather have a parent with a drug habit than a GTI, (or anything remotely resembling a 'hot hatch').

Good find. Do you work for CTU?

Maybe, but it looks like he hit something bigger than a volvo.

The crazy van received rearend end damage sometime between backing up and running the intersection. Weird

Everyone read it in Jerry's voice.

$100K, 40ft and excellent mileage.

This egg hunt is fun, but...who cares? People don't buy full-size trucks for their fuel economy. Whether it's 18.5 or 15.8, they are still going to buy it. The only thing that matters in a truck is the size of the tank; the bigger the engine, the bigger the tank.

actually, this video has been on youtube for years

Or you could do it old school

Those are not Vise grips., they are channel locks

I hate them already.

Well I hope it's not the same ZR2 package they slapped on the S-10's in the 90's, that was a joke. Chevy is famous for coming up with new "concepts", but in actuality they are just re-hashed, 20 year old failures. The 90's ZR2 package included:

Sorry, but a toy-sized Chevy with a six banger and Rancho shocks (lol) is not even in the same league as the Raptor, let alone a "Raptor fighter"; get back to me when they build a real truck.

I would kick the living shit out my son if he brought home a Miata, and then I would make him don a dress, drive it back to wherever the fuck he got it and walk home.

Let me guess...BMW? We certainly wouldn't want you to get your hands dirty.

I had a Jeep backfire and catch fire once too. Hmm

I used a friend's 2013 F250 4x4 to tow a rented backhoe to a cabin in the middle of winter. I could not have been more impressed. I don't how much the backhoe and low boy trailer weighed, but the Ford didn't give a shit. We powered up and over a 9,ooo foot snow and iced covered pass, and then motored up a 2 mile long…

I suppose so, but they have always been called Seaplanes. Do you want to change it?

I see, the old 'regional dialect'. But for the record, Seaplane is the correct term.