Bad timing. This article flies in the face of your piece earlier today about daily driving pickup trucks.

Automotive guilty pleasure? Using and daily driving my Ram 1500 just knowing that it pisses off people like you!

This is a great take and my language arts eye says you wrote this better than the author of this article

Very few people, including most jalopnik.com writers and readers, buy the vehicle they need. They buy the vehicle they want to and can (sometimes) afford. Nobody needs a BMW, Tesla, sports car, Jeep, roadster or any other car any of us would like to own. They all need a camry or a Grand Caravan. Or really just a bus…

She’s from Canada

oh cut it out...

You live on the other side of the state? Well, considering if you drive from any point in RI for an hour you will wind up in either another state or the ocean, that’s a fairly innocuous statement.

Let’s set a few more ground rules while we’re at it.

I will never ever allow any kind of false gamification or manufactured deadlines or manufactured drama.

Why do you think I bought a retired police interceptor?

There are people in this world who need ride height. Tristan is 6’7”. He qualifies. I live in the Midwest out in the country. I put snow tires on my GTO (I bought it when I lived in the city) and it struggled because I had to push the snow too. A minivan won’t fix either problem, nor will a Malibu.

I just saw a report that said a Chevy Suburban is one of the most likely to exceed 250000 miles. Its shorter wheelbase brother, the Tahoe, is among the lowest for estimated maintenance cost to reach 150000 miles, so there is a lot to back up your low maintenance argument.

Up until the end of the 1930s sedans were actually two box designs with rear doors and no third box added to the back as a trunk. They were also high roofed. You did not slump down to get into them. Automotive design has come full circle in that way that the average passenger vehicle is back into the configuration of…

I fucking Love my 3/4 Suburban too man! 2.5 Kids (dog included) and smooth as a Cadi and indestructible. But my commute is only 0.8mi.

Your insurance is CHEAP! Where I am it is double (I have a perfect record) that which minimizes the savings even more. I drive 35k a year and still am almost at the break even point for something like a mazda 3, prius, or VW golf. You also have to factor in that the 6.0L Vortec is a stupid simple, fairly low…

Show me how that math plays out

Lots of folks can’t afford both. Bloggers don’t make much, you got 70 grand to buy a new 4x4 suv and a decent sedan? lol. I do and did but I’m sure as shit not a blogger. I swear sometimes you just post this garbage because you’re too lazy to find something interesting to write about. You need to hang out with Jason…

Wow! Where they giving away these free Yaris cars? I’ll take one!