At that point, they might want you to be gone for a week. #makefriendswithyourlocalpd

I had so many car adventures pre-spawn.

For me, personally... this is COTD.

Dat Neon coupé with Cadillac taillights, though...

A Vespa is a hoot: at about 240 pounds it’s a street legal 2 stroke go cart. Or at least half of one.

I have one 2 friends who run them... one on an Evo 8 (hers looks good... but holy shit is it a piece) and another friend runs them on his WRX... who by the way is on his 2nd motor after not getting a proper tune and about 50k miles

-brand new bumpers will be painted and put on before sale

CP. The allure of a turbo’d BRZ is strong, but I’m not buying somebody else’s Frankensubaru. For that price, I can put one together myself without wondering where it’s been.

This happened in spring so it hadn’t been cut yet. Most of it was pretty solid, but he found the one low spot and trashed it. I do drive on it in winter when it’s frozen because it’s hay, not alfalfa or a crop.

Hm. I need to go to the market. Let’s go for a ride!

That patch of grass is very obviously cared for and manicured though. If somebody cares enough to mow that patch of land, it’s not a worthless patch of ground (and even if it’s not mowed regularly, it could still be a hay field).

This is not at all funny. Fuckin’ bumpkins. Imagine just losing out on 25 grand? One night. Poof. Gone.

I prefer the Japanese term “Marobashi” which is like a mellower form of “Banzai!” — more like “Let’s do it!” Because f*ck it, everything you own is slowly making its way to the trash can. Might as well enjoy it while you can and stop worrying. All that does it take your life away, both now and in the end.

WAGONS.

Look up the Canadan study that disproved that theory. Most drivers will only drive at a speed that they feel safe driving at. When they raised the speed limit to approximately the upper 80% limit of drivers, the average speed did not decrease. BUT more importantly the speed differentials drooped.

That is a very generalised comment which is ultimately wrong, every car will have their own ‘most efficient’ speed due to the different engine characteristics, the transmission ratios also the cars aerodynamics will play a big part in it too

No. As has been shown around these parts, people drive based on what they think is a safe speed for that road. So, no, people will not automatically drive 5-10mph over the limit.

That’s not that small of a load for a half-ton crew cab pickup. Max conventional towing for the Raptor crew cab is 5k lbs with 1200 lbs payload*. Assuming you distributed the weight right you are hitting or over the max payload.

Lets be honest... I don’t blame the locked 4x4 on 35's with 450hp for getting stuck and sunk in a residential back yard. Thats 100% driver error.

It’s a pathetic figure that made driving this truck on the highway genuinely miserable. Even though the ride was actually really quiet and smooth, having to fill up that 36-gallon tank every 350 miles pained my heart and pocketbook.