Wooo, this is exciting! I got to take the Celica out to Austin for the final Radwood of 2020. We’ll look forward to seeing you back this way again down the road!

Wow, they’re pretty quick to finger the neighbor for it, but I guess the evidence does point to him.

It’s like that 30-50 feral hogs thing all over again, a very real scenario that anti-gun people who live in the city can’t even fathom.

I have a feeling, from the dude’s OWN reaction of “OMG IT’S A BOBCAT!” That he originally thought it was a regular house cat.

“How tough are you? Do you do a hard day’s work and still make the time and effort for those you love and care about? Do you build that swing set in the backyard for your children? Do you pick up the plants from the nursery for that new landscaping project? Do you haul that lumber to build that deck for your family…

It was an aggressive and likely rabid bobcat, you do whatever you can. If you want to hammer throw that thing, go for it. 

If you like this, but hate the expensive bits, look into a Toyota Sequoia.

Jared, my man, I know you want a hatch so you can sleep in it... but hear me out: There’s a better way.

Anybody who actually hauls stuff will prefer this to a Tuscon (which it’s based on). The bed has a larger footprint than the Tuscon’s cargo compartment and is considerably easier to load/unload without worrying about bashing your head on the hatch.

I’m a pick-up guy... but why not get a trailer?  Easier to load your bike into, and since it wouldn’t have to be at a diagonal, easier to secure in place as well.

Sorry, Raph, but your take on eliminating traffic stops is as bad today as it was almost a year ago. I pass by a monument everyday going to and from work because some jackass didn’t think that they needed to do 15mph in a school zone and ran over a little girl and killed her. Over ten years later, I don’t think that…

Unintentionally got cooled seats in my most recent used truck, and I don’t know if I can ever go back. NHTSA should mandate these way before lane keep or any other nannies. 

My suggestion is a Ford C-Max. Similar MPG to the Prius, but more comfortable and much more fun to drive. If she can even once a week plug it into a wall outlet, get the Energi version, otherwise the hybrid is a fine car.

I never understood flareside beds. In general I’ve heard its for people who don’t want the wheel wells in their box area but it’s not like the wheels went anywhere, they just made the box smaller. The only truck I can think of that really wears it well style wise is an early 90s F150. Ranger is not bad but not great.

The paint is brown, the seats are brown, and I’m guessing your pants will be brown when that intermittent CEL finally reveals what is wrong with the wagon. ND.

Except for two things this is probably a NP. The interior wear is concerning for this car at the reported low miles. I question the 73K.

GX460 all the way. I was in this exact same predicament. I lusted after a Bronco, but there was no way I was spending $38k for one that barely had things I wanted.