No, they didn’t. Stop believing in gov’t.

Anyone who calls themselves a conservative cannot possibly support this, I sure as fuck don’t. Didn’t vote for him either but feel compelled to point out that many on the right would agree with your assessment.

I’m sorry, are you denying the atrocities he committed? Why don’t you be intellectually honest? What the fuck do you have to gain from defending a dead, hateful dictator that murdered people by the thousands? Are you that much in the bag for communism?

Hey, asshole, why you don’t you go speak to people who fucking lived there?

...fuck this dealer guy? Jesus, touched a nerve there I suppose...

...it’s white...really not a whole lot of analysis required on it

...if this was a G63, it would have been excellent for this. They’re a tire swap away from embarrassing anything else a consumer can buy off-road. What is this obsession you guys have with trying to pretend they’re so terrible. My god.

It has hardly any lag at all. It makes peak torque at like 1750 RPM. Don’t be one of those guys.

It doesn’t, this is just ridiculousness.

...every Jalopnik commentor.

No one would buy it. Don’t be silly. We also have regulations to worry about.

It did launch fairly close to when it was supposed to...can we stop with the lie that it was “delayed” for years? Because it was not at all.

Wow, it’s almost as if you’ve driven neither of these cars at all.

If you think you can go on a decent backpacking trip and spend less than $100 on gear (assuming you start with none) then you’re in for a rude awakening.

Why is it always assumed that people that choose to buy nice things are terrible, boring, assholes and people who buy cheap shit are always amazing, fun, and cheerful? When will that (incredibly inaccurate) stereotype die? Also, when did taking something seriously become such a large crime? Why not have both? Why…

Yes, well, this new politically more-correct show is what you all wanted, right? Can’t be offending people, after all. That’s basically worse than murder according to many on across the internet. So you end up with sanitized idiocy.

This is an excellent, excellent piece - very well done. This is the sort of thing I’d like to see more of on here. Really enjoyed reading it, just sent it to my buddy who works at Ford, he works in a part of the company that deals heavily with cost, process improvement, etc.

...the engine never directly drives the wheel. It’s also optional. Calm down.

Again, not wrong to sell observations. That would be unenforceable and sort of insane.

Reverse-engineering is not copyright infringment, nor should it be. Otherwise we’d still be stuck with the invention of fire.