PRETTY SURE THAT'S A LAMBO DUDE. ROFLCOPTER!!

He has valid point.

My first thought as well.

Pittsburgh, PA, specifically in the Mount Washington Area. After a tax reassessment, his space is now valued at $287,800.

Pittsburgh.

Fun Fact- a cat's whiskers help it determine if it will fit through and opening or not.

ALL WHEEL DRIVE CORVETTE FTW!

Ben, go with something thats comfortable for long drives, reliable and cheap. My vote is a 94-96 Caprice. Its like a couch you can drive, rarely breaks down (and when it does, parts are everywhere) and they are cheap. Bonus- I could get upwards of 26 MPG on the highway with one, and it could do burnouts.

Yes! I'm not the only one! I have literally thought of all kinds of possibilities, but have always wanted to know the real way they do it.

Also, how do you get the vehicles out of areas when they break down in the middle of bumfuck like they did in the Alaskan trip?

Came hear to say this, glad i read the comments before double posting.

It could have been a stroke of genius.

But he couldn't drive it home.

He even set it up the joke on the tee.

Crazy isn't it?

"Reuters GM will also pay a $100 activation fee for the"

Thank god i wasnt the only one.

I concur, I believe a photo with the car cover off (giggity) could shed some more light into this investigation.

1000 times this.

Pittsburgh. 446 Bridges and its known as the steel city (still some old refineries around). Combine that with the plethora of tunnels and hills, it can't not be awesome.