Bravo to the passenger for filming horizontally. 

Sounds like my dad’s ‘07 Tundra. Hate that thing...

I’ll believe it when I see it. 

My ‘06 (and previous generations if I recall correctly) have lock/unlock buttons in the back near the tailgate. I do actually use it sometimes.

A 19-year-old with a Q7...I’m surprised it took her this long to drive into something.

These are probably the best looking “regular” electric vehicles produced so far. “Hmm, should I get the beautifully restrained yet futuristic Rivian R1T with a useable bed or a wedge-shaped abortion?” Tough choice.

Sub-standard infrastructure is standard across the U.S., and the roads in Georgia happen to be a lot nicer than the ones in the northern U.S. You’re not wrong about the politics, though. 

Despite the large grilles it looks a lot better than current BMWs.

Why is the Explorer a horrible choice?

I like how they made the exterior look worse. 

Now if only we could get it in hatchback form...

I guess in a world where money is the only thing that matters then this is a big deal. It’s not like he doesn’t have a boatload of money anyway...

I thought I found a good deal (considering the pandemic tax) on a Fiesta ST with Recaros at $16k. Turns out it was a lemon buyback...

Well, at least they destroyed the environment for nothing...oh, wait...

They aren’t the only things that work because Picaridin and Lemon Eucalyptus also work...

Overall I think they did a pretty nice job, but I wish the roof line wasn’t so raked back. 

I guess I should say for those of us who like to drive cars and can find much better cars used for the same price.

NO MORE SLIDESHOW! NO MORE SLIDESHOW! NO MORE SLIDESHOW!

That’s pretty disturbing. Even $13k is too much to pay for one of these. I was looking at ‘06 Explorers yesterday out of curiosity to see what mine might be worth and one of them was listed for $11k that wasn’t even in very good condition. I got mine in ‘09 (that’s 12 years ago) for $14k. And most others were listed…

It’s A Jeep Thing.™