Sure is great that Governor Abbott is spending money to put razor wire in a river and pay some gun thugs to harass both immigrants and federal border patrol workers, instead of fixing the electrical grid that seems to fail at least yearly. This republican trifecta government sure is working out well for everyday…
Nothing to see here... just a bunch of Responsible Gun Owners doing Responsible Gun Owner things. Move along!
If you can think of a better way to fix a problem than shooting at it, I’d like to hear it!
We just are so much better than this.
Conversions are far more than a bolt-on affair, they’re a complete transformation.
cool read
You can. Just buy one that’s 25 years old.
Gibraltar? Gee... I wonder why they don’t use Land Rovers, the Empire’s finest?
Dealer must really be taking you for a ride on the sale if they’re willing to eat the credit card fee for a $10k charge.
100% correct. If Tayor Swift never used another fossil fuel item the rest of her life (not sure that is actually possible), the difference in CO2 emissions would be immaterial.
The smartest thing the oil companies ever did was to invent the term “Carbon Footprint” and shift the pollution blame to individuals.
ok that Bronco surprised me.. that one is a disaster
This is what happens when you give mediocre white boys tech bros money and influence. They prove the stereotype true.
Money is a hell of a drug because he is one ugly mf.
Your other hand remains completely free to continue jacking off about your CyberTruck.
A few years ago I posted my 220hp K20a swapped Honda Insight for sale and added a short video of its astonishing acceleration on a rural road. Then I realized if you freeze-framed one spot there’s a legible 45mph speed limit sign, so I had to delete it and repost with an edit. What I didn’t know was this:
Ditching the STI was a bad decision. Convincing people to pony up 34k for a non-STI with the same bad MPG and ugly facelift is a tough ask.
Yeah, my STI averages about 20mpg on 93 octane. It’s kind of embarrassing for a compact to drink fuel like a full-size truck. Current WRX is a bit better, but still worst MPG in its class. Kind of funny for a brand that tries to sell itself as environmentalist and outdoorsy.
I can’t get over how Subaru’s line-up is so marginal with MPGs (and I own an Outback!).