God. It takes a monster to make Joe Biden look like a hero. Yet here we are. 

The weird thing is my local contractors don’t like looking too rich, so they tend to show up in Silverados with dented tailgates.

Motel 6. About 1 mile down that way.  I’m in room 203.  Bring a bottle of Wesson. 

Yeah but the Raptor barely needs an aftermarket. They’re quite perfect to begin with. 

Even better, a local Uhaul trailer rental is like $30 bucks a day. A descent utility trailer worth owning will run you $700-$1000 and you have to store it somewhere. Uhaul’s $30 trailer rental becomes pretty a pretty attractive option.

And pay for the second tag, two more tires, wiring harness, and taxes that come with the trailer.

HOW MANY DAMN TIMES DO I HAVE TO RELOAD THE PAGE TO SEE THE COMMENTS?

We want the frunk. Give up the frunk.

That attachment is sold separately.

It looks good, the naming is dumb but get over it. 

This article was so poorly written that I can’t tell exactly what the point of it was.

Her face is starting to look more like her mom's.

You might want to visit your nearest LensCrafters.

Hope it is offered with a diesel. Tired of waiting on Toyota to equip the Taco with a diesel. Refuse to buy a Chevy Colorado. I’ll settle for a Ford Ranger diesel.

Has anyone seen this show?
The premise is a widowed father, but they give us a whole season of the wife alive and then kill her to, what?, up the empathy?

It’s amazing to think that had Chrysler had some wherewithal 20 years ago, they would have brought out the 4-door Jeep and a Jeep pickup truck, and would have sold to all of those fake badass wannabe-soldiers who bought Hummers.

Dear every automaker:

THIS is what I’ve been asking for all along from an electric car. I want good range and a good car. Not touchscreens and pseudo-autopilot, novelty doors, wifi, or a backup camera that posts to Instagram every time I shift into reverse.

I’m probably in a very, very small minority here, but I bought my Wrangler exactly for its uncouth nature. Understand that I drive very little (~5k miles per year, max), so fuel economy is of little importance to me. I woke up one day and decided that I wanted something that provided me with a necessarily-engaging…