Simple:

Came here to find this answer. You’re the best Mr. Fistpunch

I was going to nominate R/T, but that’s been covered. So I’ll nominate my #2 favorite letters: GT. Utilized universally, but Ford makes some great lettering with it.

I’ve said it countless times in the comments section of this site:

I immediately thought of this

The last gen 200 was a great car and I’ll die on that hill.

2005 Chrysler 300; “Mary”-Named her Mary after my aunt who unfortunately passed early on, but left me with a decent chunk of change I used to buy my dream car at the time.

The Rock is 6'5, Vin is 6'0. They probably did this to make them look the same size, although they failed to pull that off.

She’s book smart. That’s for sure. This is the same sister than went 18,000 miles without an oil change on her beat down Nissan Altima because she “didn’t know car’s needed oil”

I’m still mad at her for totalling it.

Is my van adequately powered for what its regular intended use was for?

MY SISTER

Tried to find all the needed info, so it might be off; but according to this, 6MPH (in a Charger Scat Pack)

Yeah something like that

The 10 months I owned a manual Renny were some of my favorites. The manual variants gets you the same Abarth engine as the Fiat 500; which means you can put the same bolt on parts to the Renegade. Off road chops were decent; nothing compared to XJ capabilities, but fun enough on trails. It was a fun little toaster,…

Good one lol. We play Burnout Revenge all the time, and we’re actually pretty even in wins vs loss counts. She loves playing racing games, but prefers the more arcade style ones over Forza or something like that.

Oooh good point. I never got in to VR, but that would be nuts.

My only gripe with Wreckfest is the lack of local multiplayer. My lady actually enjoys playing the game, and I would love to smash my custom van in to her car a million times. If you could set up a split screen match with 2-4 players, it would be the perfect racing game.

I’m likely wrong, but wouldn’t flashing the software would just change the parameters? Therefore not actually improving the physical ability of the component, just altering when the warning kicks on?

They’re both electric trucks. They all are competing with each other