yeah unlock both doors. they make safe things that bolt under the seats/inside the trunk to store valuables. you just have to remember to put them in there.

This is why car culture is “dying”; not because of Teh Millennialz and their car-sharing and their crossovers, but because of derpy shit like this.

Introducing: The Jeep Renegade Rubicon SRT-4 Dakar Hellcat Trailhawk Dune Crawler Sahara!

Damnit Cage!

Surprised she didn’t complained about the smell of their disgusting cheese.

Nothing like the unadulterated feel of a window crank at the tollbooth in the morning.

I wonder if I could even beat this by throwing my Miata out of a plane from sufficient height.

Q: How did Jeep make the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk strong enough to survive 707 horsepower
A: Pretended they weren’t an FCA company when engineering it.

Oh man, I thought that would be enough of the hot wheels cars, but dang, I would love the Deora II.

ROFL

1987

Never bigger wheels. Always bigger tires.

Let’s make a deal. Get rid of every unnecessary government agency, expenditure, subsidy, tax break and handout. Basically cut everything that is not essential to the operation of the federal government. Then, get rid of/stop enforcing laws that don’t need to exist. Use the budget surplus to pay off some of the…

I still really dig the first Lexus IS, especially in SportCross form. Can we forgive it for the silver taillights it foisted upon the tuner world for the better part of a decade? I say yes.

I still vividly remember being reprimanded for using my left foot on the bake pedal while I was learning how to drive.

To be completely fair, you can go to hell with the other left lane cruisers