In fairness, if you're going to amateur hoon, that's the place to do it. Sucks he crubbed himself, but he wasn't going to hit your goat.

I guess that's the best way to make sure you'll always have a running Range Rover.

I am going to go ahead and disagree with the hybrid SUV statement. Hybrid systems do the most good in large heavy vehicles in stop and go traffic. May only increase mileage by a tick or two on highway, but not having to idle the 5.3 V8 around town or when stuck in traffic will save suburban owners a lot of dough.

"You hit that guy!"

Via Demon-Xanth

Coincidentally, Hybrid Weenie Magazine is also holding a competition. Their events will include:

Lots of places have dual-gauge tracks. Given that they're actually wearing gear I don't think this is in Russia.

So which is it? Were they "electrocuted" or are they in serious to fair condition? You can't be both.

Funny, that's how mine usually end.

In this pic, that looks like a turbo sitting on the mirror. How awesome would that be - mirror-mounted twin turbos! TRD for teh win!

They stopped and I thought, "Spike strip! Nice!". Nope. Rocks to the windshield.

Meanwhile, . . . High-rises have escape chutes?!? That sounds pretty cool itself.

It's a truck, so it gets a Truck Yeah review but...

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Musk would make a great Batman or Ironman. 3 companies, a mountain of wealth, and doesn't sleep. Has access to tech, could reassign it as R&D and become a greater hero to his kids than he is.

You're going to look rather foolish for disagreeing with Reddit's assessment Mr. Petchesky, as they are seldom wrong. Lebron CLEARLY was the Boston Marathon bomber.

It's a terribly stupid move for a politician seeking election in the heart of the US Auto industry. Auto production and tertiary industries remain the largest sector of MI's economy. A CA politician wouldn't plaster their name on Wines made in other states, and a TX politician wouldn't serve steaks from the Upper…

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