The grip companies I work with use X5s, Raptors, Minis. Sometimes we grip the hero car, with a fast working crew taking about 3 hours to set up something very strong, for high speed work. Then they remove it all and you’d probably need a microscope to know something was attached.

what I don’t get is.. they say it took them 7 months to “make”

So I recalled reading about these FBI files, Hitler, Submarines and ARgentina not long ago

reminds me in a way, of an ex business associate who would firmly believe that everyone was frothy with interest in our home made ad copy.. he would write long detailed newsletters, when in our biz, people barely skim the headlines.

totally agree..

saw this on instagram, on a Toyota themed account.. the comments were all searching (hard) for a reason, obviously not saying Toyota kwality ain’t there anymore.

they are supremely capable, even in soft sand, even with street stock tires.

great phrase:

some wealthier folks just don’t like going to the filling station, regardless of the cost. I have diesels and I do go far less often then when I had equivalent gasoline powered vehicles.

somewhere in Argentina by the accent.?

by jove, you’re right!

and my first thought was: EPIC 2 WEEK FERRARI JOYRIDE SLASH PARTY SLASH PUKE AND DRUGS

you still have to admire the pockets and determination of whoever drove it 192k, without saying “ah screw it, no more car washes, no more nuttin’”.

Jason, you’ve outdone yourself with this article.

money talks but when someone who can actually make things happen is bitten by what you’re trying to accomplish, THAT’s when Sh*t really happens. Case in point, do you really think the UPS supervisor got paid a penny more for taking on that delivery?

those two comics don’t look like ( us) anoraks,

so the global helium shortage was a lie!

so um, are Romanian girls as promised?

if anyone at Subaru is reading this:

well, this is the news I was actively searching for not too many days ago. Amazing to hear it’s happened. bravo Mr Musk.