It’s nice to see the US does not have a monopoly on morons.

I’ve noticed most of the slide shows generated from the QOTD just pick off 10 or 11 of the first 20 or so responses and call it a day.

Who cares? This will just be another slideshow filled with suggestions that got the least amount of support and make no sense.

Really amazed at the “both-sides-ism” here.

Hey Kid, wanna buy some head gaskets? 

Yes. Much like Yenko and Chevy, Norm Kraus and Grand Spaulding Dodge had connections at Dodge and could get them to build some wild shit. For example, it was Kraus’ idea to stuff first a 383 into a Dart, and then a 440. Thus the Dart GTS and GSS. Kraus was also instrumental in building some of the first of what became…

That new Ford Puma looks pretty good.

Yes, they sold cars, modified them as well as “dyno tuned” them and sponsored racers as well. Dad got to be friends with somebody way back when that had bought a ‘64 Dodge with the 426 Street Wedge that they dyno tuned for him before taking to college in Iowa. They ran across each other and lined Dad’s ‘62 Plymouth…

I mean, been into muscle cars for 20+yrs, and cars in general almost 20 before that, and this is literally the first I’ve ever seen his name. Is he like Dodges “Yenko” or something?

Ironically, this only makes me want a Jimny that much more.

As an engineer with a love of the internet, I’m shocked that the Ford engineers didn’t go with an easier solution.

The 25 year import law would get my vote 

Lack of global standards that lead to additional engineering / certification costs to deal with patchwork local legislation.

If your gut reaction to this is to get defensive (like many people in the twitter replies) then it might be time to start examining your personal bias. 

If only the actual cars were stuck 20 years in the past as well...

Saw price, saw mileage, skipped to comments. CP. 

Mandatory minimum laws are obscene in all instances.

YouTuber CGP Grey gave the FSD beta one of its toughest challenges yet

Damn, we got too much socialism here in the US

If you live on Long Island and drive into Manhattan on a daily basis you deserve every bad thing that happens to you, and worse.