The FAA is really touchy about using runways. A local car club tried to use the decommissioned runway at our local airport for drag racing. Decommissioned is the key word here, as the new runway was already finished, lighted and longer. Their response? Denied in case there's an emergency landing. On a rural airport…

That's not the road used in Roadkill Nights? 

Follow up, manual engagement of 4WD. I think the Wrangler might still have a 4x4 lever, but in my opinion every SUV and pickup with 4X4 should have a manual lever. Or at least the option. 

Death to the screens! Seriously, bring back analog gauges. 

Seriously. Let me say it again. Sidewalls Are Your Friend!

Damn that Hyundai Kona near the bottom is almost %50 off!

I did roadworks for NY one summer as an apprentice welder, and some of the things I saw under bridges with these signs scared me. You should not be able to see through the steel I beam.

I would totally stuff a Northstar in the back of that and go drag racing. 

Whatever do you mean?

How to slim down the population and make us healthier at the same time : end sugar and corn subsides. A big part of the problem is everything we eat is simply loaded down with sugar.

Said it before will say it again. The best thing that could happen to Elons companies at this point is to remove him from any management positions. There's a reason startups change CEOs after they reach a certain size. 

Definitely. I think what bothers me more is a glass roof on a pickup truck. Think of how many rear windows on pickups get broken. Now let's make the roof out of it. And yes I know it's done on other Teslas as well, but guess what? They get broken too. 

Considering it took almost 30 years to update NAFTA, yes and it'll last for decades. 

2025. If it had launched in 2023 there would have been a few competitors but it would have been unique enough to be a viable product. But in 2 more years? There’s a good chance Rivian will have announced their 2nd generation products, all 3 major car manufacturers should have pickups out by then, not to mention…

“But Americans want trucks!" Every single Detroit CEO. Yeah Americans want trucks right up until gas prices spike again. Realistically we can't keep producing oil at the rate we have been. New supplies are diminishing and they have been for a while. If we get a sudden spike again ala 1970s, then US auto manufacturing…

Went to my local dealership at the end of summer for their sale and they had a 2 door hard top Wrangler out front. I walked towards it, was looking at it and the young salesman flat out told me “oh that’s a display model, we can’t sell you that” why not? “Oh it’s a base model, no one wants the base model” I want the…

My second Eagle. Bought it off an old guy who had it for 20+ years. Now to put this into perspective, my family has owned a lot of AMCs, so I wasn’t a stranger to the brand. I crawl all around it, body is clean, underside is clean, get it for a few thousand with 80K on it. Drive it home, she’s running a bit rough but…

Part of the problem is how the energy sector is incentived to operate. The utilities don’t make money via maintenance, they make money via new construction. Last Week Tonight did an episode on it and it’s a real eye opener.

I had never seen the CXT and just image searched it. Now I want one.

Or the second gen. Or hell ANY viper?! The difference is you can actually work on a viper and get parts fairly easily!