Those 20 year old Freightliners are barely allowed to go anywhere anymore. They're sure as hell not allowed at the Port of Oakland. I believe 25 year old semis are required to be retired in California. Of course, the rest of the States is taking up California's emissions laws, so there's that whole thing, too. My shop…

Holy crap, a Sheetz!

Actually, both of them look super familiar. I swear I've seen them around or at one of my old band's shows back in the day. But then, everyone had her hair way back then 5 years ago.

My fiance and I almost bought an Abarth. The BR-Z/FR-S is neat and all, but we wanted a hatch. They just feel way more practical. I've had a Camaro before. They're not practical... So, we bought a used Audi TT for a fraction of the price and it'll last us a good while. She treats it like a pick up truck. I'm not even…

Well, YEAH. The Pope's parents would be at least 500 years old by now!

If anyone manages to get one of the articulating trucks to drift, PLEASE let Jalopnik know. I need to see it.

"I have to sit in this thing for at least an hour every day. And it's going to get dirty. And it costs this much, which is doable. Will it last me a long enough time? Is it fun? Will I want to sit in it for long periods of time? Will I be happier with this than anything else? Yes." That's my rationale for just about…

You've gotta get that breakfast scotch to work somehow.

They were pulling from the tow hook on a cab over. This does not surprise me. Looks like they tore the cab mount right off!

That sounds like a title for a porno.

If only it didn't use a Maxxforce. Ugh... Actually, since International can no longer sell their 15 liter in the US, I wonder if they even sell this anymore? Or if they sell if with a proper engine like a Cummins? Also, there's ONE running around in Italy because there was a guy that really wanted one. International…

I'd want the Audi Quattro concept. Hands down. Dream car.

Air parking brakes on trucks. Can't undo without 70-120 PSI in the tanks and no air leaks. Or without the caging bolts that SHOULD live on the brake pod. A guy I work with told us about a trucker that held his air horn for too long and came to a screeching halt in the middle of the freeway during a protest. (Note: if…

Ok, I'm glad someone said this!

See, none of the articles you posted actually say what any of the problems were. It's like saying people of race A are more prone to violence than those of race B. What they failed to mention is that they count the number of times they accidentally bump into someone again them, whereas those of race B have far more…

Solely because we don't have the money for it yet. We're already planning on going to rally school some day, if even for the sheer joy of it.

Right, what I want to know is WHAT issues these people actually have. Just ANY problem? That's a stupid way to determine anything. Otherwise, there would so many "problematic" vehicles because the driver wanted their shift tower 3 degrees more towards them and that shouldn't count. So, please, elaborate.

Mine would love to have this framed in our home. Where do I get one?! 

Is 40.9 mile per American gallon or Imperial gallon?

What you said. I agree with it. All of it. Also, manual, please.