Even the mid-2000s Tahoes/Yukons had the option, my old one had barn doors, it was awesome.

“Yes in fact I love being hotter than fuck and sweating my bag off with nothing to listen to other than wind noise”

Udderly ridiculous.

Grille only slightly smaller than the new Silverado. 

How about no. 

My favorite part was the 500lb load rating of the step. Fuckin MURICA.

On Sunday I drove 3 blocks to the 7-11 for hangover juice wearing nothing but a hoodie, track pants and flip flops. Top and bottom commando. If that’s wrong then I don’t wanna be right.

Agree with the safe distance- but straps are nearly always a better and safer option than chains when lifting or pulling. As long as they’re rigged properly of course.

Yeah something is amiss (obviously, something is always amiss because it’s a MKIV). My old one would start in -40 C with the inline coolant heater plugged in and some Power Service in the tank. The coolant heaters are finicky- if there are any dips in the lines the warm coolant won’t cycle through.

Nearly as bad as getting conned by Vincent Adultman

I bought a smaller truck because it is well, smaller. New full sizes are really difficult to drive/park/maneuver in an old city with tight streets. Also because manual. 

You may be on the wrong website bro

I just bought a 2015 Frontier 6-speed and even though the styling, interior and engine are ancient (proven?), it is light years more comfortable than my 2010 Tacoma. Not only that but it was TEN GRAND cheaper than Tacos with similar options, mileage, condition etc

I thought Puddy was a Devils fan.

I like V8s and making fun of die-hard eco activists as much as the next guy, but man, outright denial of climate change just makes you look like a dumbass.

Yeah that sounds like something someone who would flee Japan if he was released on bail would say.

This is why we can’t have nice things.

RUSSIAN MACHINE NEVER BREAK

Well, I did about 6 years ago. 2010 with 33,000km for $31,000 CAD. TRD CCLB 4x4 with every option. I beat the hell out of it for two years in the oil patch, put 60,000km on it, did literally only oil changes and sold it for $28,000.

It’s a good truck, Brent.