All this stupid tribal crap about bikers versus cagers versus pedestrians that some authors on Jalopnik try to peddle ignore the basic fundamental issue: safety.

If nothing else, rip’em down to base materials and recycle them!

They’re great for (actual) off-roady stuff, where finding a flat or dry spot to lay out a tent may not be readily feasible. Doubly so for extended trips, where you may need to simply make camp on the spot. Still leaves the interior space free for gear and can often get you just enough height for some nice views over…

How hard is it to remove/ put on the vehicle? What is the gas mileage hit? Is it more comfortable and easier to set up than just throwing a tent on the ground? I see a lot of people driving (commuting) around the city with these things. Is it worth the hassle for the 3 nights a year I assume the majority of people slee…

At 140 without a HANS device And supporting cage, it’s likely the deceleration trauma did more internal organ damage than one would typically survive. The air bags likely did more harm than good when they blow at speeds so far outside of their design parameters.

I just drove this exact stretch of road last weekend on my way back from Flyin’ Miata’s Summer Camp and at no point would I have felt comfortable doing a 140mph on any stretch of that road in any vehicle. The problem is that cars are too fast, speed is too accessible, and people are way to dumb to be responsible with…

I’m glad they only hurt themselves and not anyone else. Everything about these events epitomizes the idea of a douchebag. It’s incredibly unsafe, braggy for the point of being braggy, wholly inconsiderate of the safety and well-being of anyone else, and generally gives the vibe of “I am the coolest fucking person on…

With cities in India, ANYTHING that can reduce the pollution levels will be welcomed.

...it’s a press photo? Do you know that a lot of food product shots aren’t even real food? it’s to represent an idea of what it could do, not what it’s actually doing

Its business friendly and employee hostile which is why they are moving.

Hey there! Perhaps you might want to look into a new technology JUST invented. It’s called a sense of humor! It’s all the rage among the kids these days. You might want to look into one.

It may have the largest bed floor. But with those sloped sides, I’d be really surprised if it had a larger bed than your average GM of Ford longbed.

“claiming” is they key word there. Remember, its not even out of development yet, while the F150 is already launched as the silverado will be here next year, two trucks that have a rabid fanbase

The Cybertruck’s biggest problem is that it still retains all the design qualities of peak “15 year old burnout bored in detention scribbling on the back of his notebook of lyrics for when his metal band takes off”. Even if they had launched ahead of schedule, next to nobody who wants a truck was going to buy that…

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No, not rich people. A used Bolt is only $18k-20k and other older tech city cars are sub $10k.

1000% this. I feel like my local muffler shop would charge about $50 for the install also.

https://www.bar.ca.gov/consumer/smog-check-program/collector-cars

For that much money, I wanna see paint and a headliner that is in better condition.  And a passed smog test as well. 

Something about this ad stinks. Maybe the combination of ALL CAPS and not knowing if the Jeep will pass a smog test has set off my red alert. Also, you gave me the option of voting for “Mourning wood”. How can I not vote ND in this instance? It’s almost unfair to the Jeep.