Sorry to say this, but we sure have some of the dumbest cops here in the USA.

Next that guy was enquiring about the Dana LSD

Sorry to bring Jaguar down here but the 1965 Pontiac Catalina 2+2 could do 0-60 in 3.9 seconds, and still be used as a daily driver family car.

Wrong! If it’s a hot day, and you see a child or animal suffering inside a hot car, just go ahead break a window to rescue them. Once the pet or child is out of the hot car and measures have been started to cool them down, call 911 if you can. No jury in the world is going to convict you of vandalism

Which is all the better after the Edd China departure. Good on you Peter. More of these.

This reads like an episode of Wheeler Dealers. (That’s not a complaint, btw.)

Not completely...a lot of countries that don’t have large expanses of highway and have roads centuries old not made for big trucks, yes, because cabovers are more practical for tight roads and short hauls...but, ever ride in one? I have...drove them for some time. Besides being like climbing a rock wall to try to get…

I pride myself on respecting the big rigs, in traffic or otherwise. I’m the guy hanging back giving you a lane and two flicks on the brights to come over. Nothing like seeing the flashers for a second to know you did a guy a solid.

Then you have a major mechanical problem with the Land Rover, take it to your dealer to have it fixed immediately so that it overheats at the worst possible moment like all British cars are designed to do.

I live in Los Angeles, rush hour commutes in stop and go traffic can take over two hours to get home sometimes. Cars get really hot here and I have a few tips that really work.

That dude does not look sufficiently concerned that his mint ride is leaking coolant somewhere and that he apparently had to drive a ways with it pegged in the red. He didn’t even buy extra water for when it happens again 10 miles down the road! So much for knowing how to get things done...

whats wrong with cabin filters?

Now show us how he parked at the airport...

If the guy in the car had his doors locked, the prisoner wouldn’t have gotten in...

This could have been stopped by merely driving with your doors locked by the sound of it.

Something doesn’t add up here. This kid had time to go into the army, get trained as a mechanic, get out of the army due to injury, be depressed about it, then land a job with Audi.....all by the age of 18?

No I didn’t! The Corvair has its spare in the engine bay; the two cars I mentioned have something totally different, a trap door under the trunk. Look!

I live in Wisconsin. Where a HOT winter day is 32 degrees.

TRY AGAIN.

I believe Aussie-market cars have additional fuel tanks.

On a road trip a few summers ago, I got behind this idiot that was crawling along the single lane sections with no passing, but would speed way up during passing lanes. Just let people pass you.