So true. They really need to accept that they are hard to see, and that they will usually come off worse.

Surely they choose to endanger their well-being when they choose the more dangerous mode of transport?

I had a biker punch the passenger mirror of my GF’s Jeep(I was driving) with her sat right in the passenger seat.

I’ve just bought a ‘91 Grand Wagoneer, and I’m worried that I’ll have to stop wearing my favorite T-shirt once it arrives...

I don’t think that’s solely an American thing. I’m British and would never consider eating less than 2/3 of a pizza...

Came here to say this!

What a load of bullshit. The Camry clearly didn’t start indicating until after the BRZ started accelerating.

Meh, £1.15 per litre here and my GF and I are still running/daily driving 2x 4.0 Jeeps (XJ & ZJ)

I cannot believe you’ve been to the South West without me knowing. I’m a huge Jeep nut from Cornwall (and studied engineering in Plymouth) and would’ve loved to have said hi!

Funnily enough, I met my GF on POF. I picked her up for our first date in my 1998 Jeep XJ 4.0, with a bypassed heater core.

Now that’s more like it. Off road capability, comfort and reliability in one good-ass looking box.

Back in his college days my Dad drove an Austin Healey 3000.

Any Land Rover product...

Just to provide information:- The Wrangler Rubicon has had front and rear axle differential locks since (IIRC) 2003.

I’d forgotten how much I love Amsterdam

I guessed #3 correctly, but maybe that’s because I’m a Jeep fanboy and see AMC straight-sixes in everything I look at.

I know they’re not exactly rare, but these are such a “timeless” design that I truly believe they’ll (eventually) become a classic.

I really think the cream interior is beautiful. Everybody has black and it’s so dull...

I think I must be the only person in the UK that actually really would like a Neon...

Fair enough - those people must be moronic!