We’d own a Flex right now if my wife didn’t hate the boxy design so much.  I’ve always admired them from afar.

No disrespect, but there’s like 7 of you who love the Flex.

Growing up, my mom always used the local Grease Monkey for oil changes. One time she was pressed for time and asked me to take it there. I stood outside and watched.

Fact: Soda takes years off your life.

Hey, I’ve got an idea, lets splash some water on the ground near the fire! That’ll put it out!

I don't mind the Newton meters, but rounding up pisses me off. That's some BMW level bullshit. 

Naw, keep ‘em fed and keep ‘em entertained and nobody will revolt.

I’ve always assumed it would be horrible just based on how high the belt line is. The thing practically looks like a mini murano cross cab with the big wheels and the high doors. What’s the point of open roof driving if the door sills are at your ear?

That’s a garbage drag car for that price and as soon as it’s not street legal is also a really slow one too.

At $55.8k for an ST, you’re better off getting the Aviator with the same 400+ hp engine and AWD at $54.7k. Then you get all the fancier trimmings for $1,100 less and a grill that looks like it fits properly with the headlights.

“41 year old man from Florida”

Everyone is ragging on this dude, but I kind of feel like he just accidentally fell asleep on a long, boring drive and didn’t die because the car was driving itself.

Its got a cop battery, cop bumpers, cop seats, cop lights, cop armor. It’s a model made without an ICE motor so we don’t have to worry about gas.

This thing looks absolutely incredible, inside and out.

Cadillac’s multibillion-dollar, New York City-led branding effort—not a bad idea on its face—

I am perfectly willing to help their recovery along by buying a CT6-V.

Am I the crazy one that think it’s not a very good looking car? 

Lamprey.

Trebuchet is a total modification for ArmA III that changes almost everything about the original game