You’re right about that. For some reason trophy truck add-ons just seem less useable then a lot of the other overly capable cars out there. But, in the end they are all the same.

They have only been making cars for 10 years so a long term study is tricky. You would be testing a model S from back when they were being slapped together with parts from Home Depot. They didn’t even exist in the mid 2000s.

If I had six figures to blow and access to open desert I would be pumped. Otherwise, just another expensive trophy to depreciate while I pick up the kids from school, maybe Starbucks on the way. How many cup holders does this thing have?

I reject part of your premise... that fuel is expensive. $3.10 a gallon? That’s seriously cheap. Americans are just too used to cheap gas.

They will all throw shit. Some figurative, some literal.

dead bodies or golf clubs

now I have Buffalo Soldier stuck in my head. Get out of my head Marsh.

what size dong are you putting back there?

That’s some paperboy shit right there.

Are you sure? That BMW engine has an ECU controlled wastegate to control boost. It reaches peak torque at like 1,200 RPM and by regulating the boost keeps the torque at that same max tq up till 4,500 rpm before the turbo runs out of lungs.

yep, he just doesn’t like it and is incorrectly trying to blame it on something.

IDK the way that rear fender is shaped heading into the wind I wonder if it is increasing downforce.

I can’t help but be disappointed by the irony of the impact that overlanding has on the very environment that these things are created to enjoy.

I have a set of both the basic wheel dollies and the self-loading ones. The self loading ones are very convenient BUT you must have enough clearance on both sides of the car to slide them in. Otherwise you need to take apart the telescoping portion to install both portions of the dolly separately from the front and…

I KNOW WHAT I GOT

Need to stay up off the ground to keep the critters away.

In the late 90's. I think Stafford loans are like 3.7% right now.

I share your perspective and always consider similar approaches in my own life.

I think it is great in terms of scale. Like the great wall of china. But, that’s about it.

Great gimmick, But did anyone really think taking a mass transit concept and converting it to vehicle traffic was really a solution to congestion issues? It just moves it underground. But I doubt that was it’s intention anyway. More marketing and the whims of a person that has a company and it’s investors money at…