Agreed.

Depends.

That works too but gets annoying when you walk into it by mistake!

If you were you wouldn’t have passed the interview process.

What in the world is going on with the photos? Is it the light that makes the car look kind of blurry? The background seems sharp. Take photos in the sun!

Depends on how much you like your friends and dogs.  That trunk is a pretty good size. 

The wheels can be quickly swapped, and the hood scoop can be removed. You may even be tempted to make this car look tasteful and close to stock.

I mean, if a gun is sitting on a table its harmless, never seen one get up and shoot someone own it's own🤷

The post on reddit/cars has some intelligent input on this from actual lawyers.  Basically, they’re suing to get the insurance to pay.  Kevin Hart himself will most certainly not see dime come out of his pocket and is probably okay with this.

Minis were getting too reliable.

People will think you’re a Grammar Nazi :P

“You came in that thing? You’re braver than I thought.”

Say what? 

yep, about $2300 including wiring. 4.8 or 5.3 is a few hundred bucks, another few hundred in maintenance, and you’ve got a reliable Rover. 

I hate to be that guy, but... LS swap it.

A freaking 34 year old Cadillac does not.

He got an illegal smog and the state caught him. If you go to the BAR smog check history website it says

Yeah, don’t know if it’s the same one you’re thinking of, but there is a 50-page thread on one of the Rover forums with an engineer that has designed a whole kit to make it as plug and play as possible to drop an LS in the Disco II. Their kits are available now for about $2000 (alternativeconversion.com)

Hey Daryl, glad you brought this question up, as it’s a question most people don’t understand, and it has a fairly interesting answer. [TL;DR, you’re on the right track. ECU usually calculates based on (Inj. rated Flow) x (injector pulse width, a.k.a. duty cycle) x (# Injectors). If you’re interested in why, and why…

Yeah, don't want to bump into <b>that</b> with a screwdriver.