We use an old Volkswagen Rabbit pickup for our fuel truck at the hangar and a Nissan Frontier for a myriad of DIY projects (auto parts, large tools, building supplies) and commuting.

Dust to Glory, on both Netflix and YouTube. Without it I would have never become involved with desert and rally racing. I saw this movie and immediately said "I need to do this." Bought a Ranger and began chasing the dream of being a desert racer. The six years and 2,000 dirt miles since then have without a doubt been…

So much lovely Datsun in that profile.

Programming a Subaru key fob.

I guess when you're not getting paid andSebastian Vettel's already won the championship and you're driving for Ferrari next year and I hear they pay so it's like, whatever, already, at this point, the season-ending-back-surgery-thing starts to make a lot more sense.

So, the beating was going to continue and extend to the spouse. Let's hear more about how my concept of carrying a gun and shooting the fuckers is "bad" ... Only ~250 some odd favorites for the "Shoot 'em" comment on the previous article so far ...

The controversial part of this whole arrangement is that a conflict of interest arises when one team that repeatedly wins championships seems to be backed by the race organization itself. It would be the equivalent of Bernie Ecclestone continuously feeding funds into Red Bull Racing in Formula One.

Fuck working for McLaren, BMW, Ford or Subaru.

A. There are many vehicles which contain a baby, but no baby-on-board sign.

So explain to me how the sender is at all responsible for the actions of the recipient How is a sender in control of what the driver does? How is a sender FORCING the driver the answer? Hint: they are not.

Almost made it.

False, they would start a website named Jalopnik and drive riced-out Beetles.... oh, wait.

Ermm.. you lost me. I only deal in V6 Mustangs. Would that be like 1.4 V6 Mustangs?

1. You missed the joke.

1. You missed the joke.

For that price, you could've bought a V8 Mustang...

I'd love to think getting rid of this outdated law that is harming jobs and manufacturing would be on the top of Congress's list of things to do, but I'm sure there's a vagina walking around free out there somewhere.

I agree. And to expand on what you said... cars were basically horseless carriages because motors are less of a hassle and cheaper to own than a horse.

A couple points as I read along, mostly related to the misguided nature of this person's thesis:

Seems sensible when applied to cities. However, I drive at a decent speed for a few reasons.