I kinda want to do the same in my Range Rover Classic now.

Here you go, exactly the number of cookies you deserve.

he’d be spinning so fast, he’d likely dig himself out. 

500E story is also part of its legend. The Mercedes-Benz giving business to struggling Porsche AG, the handcrafted chassis, etc etc.

Because horsepower is really a measure of torque. The V8 makes more torque per revolution than the 2.7. As a result, the 2.7 must do more work to make up the difference. Unfortunately, internal combustion engines aren’t efficient, and most of the work ends up wasted in heat and exhaust.

Absolutely LIVING for the Paul Smith fabric here.

It’s because the “driving at 43 mph and part throttle everywhere” is exactly how the EPA determines MPG. They’re just gaming the system just like everyone else. 

I’m “the owner”.. It was great sharing the car with the Jalopnik crew! If anyone has any specific questions I’ll keep an eye out here.

You are talking to someone who when growing up had a 1980 Olds Diesel, 1981 Cadillac 4-6-V8, and a station wagon with the first year (1982) 700R-4. I know all about that feel good GM durability...

Naturally, when I think reliability, I don’t mess with those garbage Japanese products. I immediately think GM. It’s always been that way.  While Toyota was giving me crap like Corollas and Cressidas, GM was giving me glorious products like Vega and Cimarron.

Because it’s made of Legos, it also wins the Long Term Dependability and Reliability awards by default.

The only way Cadillac is going to outsell the Germans is if the Germans and Lexus start making absolutely atrocious cars in every way. But those companies are not letting their guard down, so.

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Call me cynical, but these life-sized Lego builds just don’t do it for me. These builds are the 3D equivalent of turning a low res photo into a mosaic.

Breaking News: The Lego Silverado just won the JD Power Award for Initial Quality.

You’re forgetting the part where it’s priced like the competition, despite being an inferior product.  I want it to be a better product.

Oh dear...you think this atrocity is going to last for 20k miles.

That’s the Post Malone of hoods.