That’s nothing some paint and a new jeep wouldn’t fix.

Auditioning for F1’s Digger equivalent?

Groundhog was grounded to the ground.

I’ve got a feeling Euro passenger crash standards might have something to do with it.

No one compliments my cars, but they do complement my kids. I usually say “thanks, I made them myself.”

I had a JDM Civic for a while, and a friend and I used to do this exact thing every single day on our commute to our shitty mining job. Did it to a Nevada highway patrol officer once, and he didn’t think it was very amusing.

I’m really awkward about accepting compliments, so I always say “Thank you” and follow it up with something like “It’s a lot of fun”or the even more awkward “We really like it” even if I’m just alone in the car. If you think of a better way to handle this, let me know.

You need to carry a second steering wheel in the car for your passengers to flail around on. A friend used to do this with his old RHD Land Rover, and it freaked people out when the passenger started frantically waving the steering wheel around in mock terror.

Don’t be That Guy.

Looks like a shuriken, must have been thrown by a Kawasaki Ninja.

Unless the tech/owner of that bike forgot something potentially fatal (and with as many riders there are nowadays compared to when started on a sportbike, anything can happen; have some stories as a tech in Phx), it’s highly unlikely a sprocket came off a moving bike.

When he left the company in 2002, Michelin had become the world’s largest tire maker.

Outside of Dodge, has Chrysler produced anything of worth since before the 70s gas crisis? It seems like a number of firms have bought Chrysler only to discover a few years later, that it’s a mess.

The 4C is as much of a hotrod as a BMW X1 is a rock-crawler.

This headline wouldn’t fly in 1941.

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Good catch. I guess that puts a heavy dent in the price.

A rear weight bias is a terrible thing for a young lad.