Bro...

The current 1.8 turbo in the base model makes 170hp. So the 2018 base Golf is going to take a 25hp hit?

If he wants to clear snow in his Tundra, he’s going to have to outfit the truck with all the frame-mounted bracketry that the plow and spreader need to be attached to the truck. Not to mention installing whatever electronics and wiring for the lights and spreader. That shit ain’t cheap.
Also: I think sometimes…

Bling-Spot Monitoring.

Missing: Little rubber bumpers and tie-down hoop on the hood for securing the folding windshield.

There is ALWAYS someone there...

“get collected”.
Great phrase.

Good luck, David. You are doing God’s work.

‘Clutch’.
That would be a really cool name.

I just spent $1300 on parts for my $900 Cherokee. A Cherokee on which I spend $100 a month to park indoors, and have for the past three years.

When I was a little boy, about four or five years old, my dad drove a 1978 Plymouth Volare Super Coupe. Maroon and black with the deck spoiler and louvers and mags. 360 c.i. with a four-barrel. I know now that it was a pig, but back then I thought it was the closest thing to Mad Max’s Interceptor that I had ever seen.

Let me sum the video up for you.

That is a fantastic car combo.

I’m not falling for this one again. Nice try, OFFICER TORCHINSKY.

Whether those are actually 24-inch wheels or not; they actually look proportional to the truck.
I’ll allow it.

As a proud owner of a total P.O.S. XJ, this whole series of articles has done my heart good. Thank you.

Wow. Ol’ Man Wind looks a lot like those propaganda illustration of jews in WWII Germany.

Yeah. Nothing up here even comes CLOSE to the metropolitan splendor that is Baltimore.