Trucks are less about work and more about lifestyle—

I don't know about my kid, but the next cat I get will definitely be Dude Hardibro.

Red Bull in-car drink delivery system built into Travis's suit.

We're so no worthy. Well done, Ash.

You forgot to remove the cupholders. Very important step.

#viper

It's a shop. I can tell by the pixels and because I've seen a few Hot Wheels in my time.

Yeah, well no one uses the word "font" correctly anymore either. It used to mean a specific combination of size and style of a typeface. For example: Helvetica is a typeface. Helvetica, bold, 16 point is a font. These days, the words "font" and "typeface" are interchangeable.

Dear Automakers,

So, wait, does BMW have their own 4-cylinder? I thought they were getting theirs from Peugeot. Is BMW just the middle-man in the situation?

NP, but only if I owned a towing company.

Looks like it suffers from a case of Crosstouritis.

I still have some of these in my fridge at home. I think I hear them calling out to me.

and with its high stance, going up and down steep inclines provides a heightened sense of adventure.

The stupid faux-hawk, center-ridge thing on the 90's Skylark. This is what happens when you design by committee. You go from beautiful machines fromt he 50's, to the awesome ground-pounders of the 70's to this weak-kneed, badge-engineered abomination.

They're meant to be funny in a sophomoric way. Instead they're douchey in a mildly-offensive sort of way.

I thought there was no doubt.

You want to express yourself, don't you?

Well, since the article says it's a Mercedes-Benz, I'll guess it's a Plymouth Voyager.

I think Lincoln's move to the whole "MK" naming system was stupid. Z, S, T, X, few people outside of the company or a dealership know which one is which. Now, ask an average Joe what a Navigator is and he'll tell you.