I am not entirely certain the rear end collapsed. 5 dudes flipped the car, 5 pretty big looking dudes. There was probably 700-800 pounds of dude in those backseats, and another 400-500 in the front.

It's obviously not in the US because it's a conventional (engine under the floor) Mercedes truck, and yes of course they would have a permit. They can be got!

The giant truck has a top speed lower than would be generally acceptable over the road, the truck and trailer spread the weight across a wider area and greater number of tires (not sure if actual ground pressure is lowered or just split over a larger distance between the truck, jeep, lowboy and boosters), and by…

I'm guessing it has to do with weight restrictions on the road. that mining truck only has 6 points of contact to the road where as that trailer behind the semi probably looks something like this

He's a little bit wrong is the problem. See my reply. Source; my USCG license.

You steer a boat and/or ship. To sail it in this context would be the act of leaving the dock.

I did read it and trust me I'm about as pro america as they come, however, if it's between it rotting and eventually getting scrapped or gutting it and turning it into a barely floating hotel like the Queen Mary I'd pick the Sheik any day.

I mean, yeah. I watched a 42' sport boat get fueled up most of the way for $1,200. This is ten times longer.

Came here to say the same as soon as I saw the headline

Touchless car washes exist now.

They have these new doohickeys now. They call them "touchless car washes". Thems some fancy doodads. Might want to check one out.

Still though, amazing feat of engineering imo, those crazy Soviets.

Will it keep pollen from sticking to my car in the spring? I would pay big $$$$ for that.

Yeah, why hasn't this happened yet? It totally needs to. 10/10 would do burnouts in.

Or just a cheap way for some to move out of their parent's home.

Truth...leadership matters

Fuck you 1%.

Nothing weird going on here, move along and drink some beer now.