holy balls that was funny...

You guys have a busted link for Office Max. An extra double quote at the end.

@Enorym: I recently rode in a F-550 limo similar to that in Vegas... 'cept it had two rear axles.

@laylaholic: I wonder how much of their decision to keep soldiering on with the Econoline is similar to the Crown Vic? Ford has a lock on the ambulance and some of the conversion van markets, which they would likely lose if they introduce a new player.

I really doubt they would make this. CF is difficult to make, is not green in the least bit (lots of waste and cannot be recycled once mixed/coated with resin), and is ultimately very expensive compared to a similar part made of steel or aluminum.

When I flew to Vegas last week I was "randomly selected" to get a pat down on my flight out and then again back home.

Wow, that 'Slade concept looks 9/10 ths like the current Flex. Weird.

@hawkeye18 is not from Iowa: Heartclick!

@68Chrysler: That looks pretty hot. I suppose it's FWD though.

Let me guess.. Iron Duke up front driving the front wheels through a J-body 3 speed auto.

@Cheeseslap spanks his ACR for being good: George C. "Patton" Scott was in that movie? That's about as strange as the Volt getting COTY... oh wait...

Does this require new handsets with a new type of built in radio or can the current loadout of radios do the job? I mean how many do we need? CDMA/GSM, Bluetooth, WiFi, FM, etc?

TVA decommissioned the one at Bull Run a few years ago and built a cleaner, greener stack at the coal burning plant. But what to do with the old one? They just left it, since there was not a safe way to bring it down. Looks like they made the right call.

Dang, at least put it on a bike with disc brakes. Stopping is more important than going fast.

I can't believe GM still uses the old as dirt 4.3 V6. Wow.

@rashad123us: Yeah, maybe they should. Maybe they should spend thousands of hours developing OSX drivers for their signage, too. Or they could just reboot their signage PC and be back in business.

@SomeGuyNamedJayInMI: Good point on the hardware/software comparison. Microsoft is definitely a software company first and foremost.

@Adam Spano: Just what I was thinking. How many miles to power steering pump we talkin' here?

@Audaxero: This what choo talkin bout, Willis?

@Heavern2: Why? Love the one wheel peel? I can almost guarantee the big three have done it for 30 years on 2wd trucks.