"60 in a 65? Better drop in to first to pass this fucker!"

Snake oil salesman.

Better off road except for BOF? Yeah, I'm not buying that.

My legs get that jelly feeling and I get that uncomfortable feeling in my stomach, just looking at that.

It's a truck made by Toyota. They even said it on the owner's manual.

Sort of undermines the whole concept, right?

You missed the point. The point is that if you were to get this sort of damage, you wouldn't normally pay for it out of pocket. You'd typically have insurance cover it.

Are you saying the Discovery Sport is a body on frame? It's not. It's unibody. It doesn't have a frame, besides maybe a subframe.

How were those V2 rockets working out for the British Isles? If the Germans hadn't scorned the Russians, it would have been short work for the Germans to finish up with the Brits.

You complained about a Ferrari being a bit too inconvenient. Have fun with your RHD vehicle and trying to safely pass. Plus, who is going to work on it?

Yeah. It wouldn't have been too hard to set up a sledgehammer into a sort of pendulum apparatus to get a consistent "hit" on similar spots on two different vehicles. The hard part would be footing the bill for getting two trucks to test and the repairs. Though, I bet the ad revenue would easily take care of that.

No prices yet...

Well, that's assuming that the steel would have dented the same as the aluminum. Realistically, the steel would have dented worse. Not bad enough to make up the $1,800 difference in the costs, but it's probably worth noting.

Exactly. Isn't the premise that the Axis develop a nuclear weapon before the Allies. Thus, they threaten to blow up the States if we don't surrender entirely.

In this scene from Nazi-controlled New York, we see what appears to be a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. While I think that GM would have survived the war, even with a US loss, I don't think a car like the Bel Air would exist. It's styling is too exuberant, too tied to American 1950s power and security and ambition. Even if…

First, I guess that makes more sense. Still a stupid fucking name. "The Ferrari LaFerrari." Or is it like Madonna and just goes by "LaFerri." Meant prefix, but whatever.

So we're just going to mix languages? Italian name, Italian brand, French/Spanish suffix?

Nissan Hardbody.

But isn't "La," French?

Holy fuck... I should get into the rice storage business in Japan.