No it had a web-only show that ran in tandem with the first season (as was all the rage circa 2006-07.

Love it, but the Raptor is just too much for me I want something less. Like maybe they could lower it, put back the turbo 4, shorten the bed and add a integrated canopy. Make is smaller overall, add a manual and start it at $27500. They could name it “Ford Focus ST”.

They really knew how to make product placement work though, I’m pretty sure I laughed anytime Morgan or Big Mike had to talk about a sandwich.

I’m guessing the driver accepts the GPS as unquestioned authority and follows its commands, despite what her lying eyes tell her.

Hindsight and a third-person perspective makes hopping the guard rail the obvious best choice, but the choice he made didn’t get him dead, so let’s call that a win.

“It would be a great time for Senate Democrats to do literally anything about this.”

I’ve seen gasoline car fires several times. Shoot, I’ve help put them out a couple times. Not saying that EV fires are complex, but a gasoline car fires can be a pain too.

I’m willing to accept that an 85 year old might not know all the ins and outs of a Twitter controversy.

I saw commercial for the Durango Hellcat that said, “Forget everything you know about performance SUVs!” So I did. And it was a load off my mind.

Sounds like Dodge making a Mitch Hedberg joke.

It’s called a Ferris Wheel.

“This One Trick Will Save You From Overpaying on a Car Loan”

I disagree with this one. My wife and I use lubricant every time, it and makes things more enjoyable for us. There is absolutely such a thing as too much though. If we go overboard there isn’t enough friction for me to derive a whole lot of feeling from it.

When I turned 16 in the 90s and bought myself my first (extremely used) car, my dad folded up a $20 bill and tucked it into the owner’s manual in the glove box. “Always keep $20 in your car,” he said, “You never know when you’re going to forget your wallet and have to pay for a tank of gas.” (Sidenote: remember when…

Shame to see that happen to a fresh new face in comedy.

(Stolen from a line Jay used about himself on a podcast.)

Who knew the Canyonero would end up with a cargo bed?

According to Die Hard 2, an engine can ingest an entire human and still keep running just fine.  

Wore those fat ass DC shoes when I was a troublemaking teenager in the late 90s. Loved him since then. Watched him at Rally NY every year in 2005 and on. Caught up with him one year at the end of a stage, maybe 2007. He came over to take a look at a friends built 9-2x we drove down for the rally. Super cool guy. Real…

Well, it gets 28MPG highway and hauls a couch and your mom all the same

I’m not sure of the laws in the States, but up here in Canada Mr. Flaten has a pretty solid complaint and the owner can pound sand with this paying in pennies nonsense. The rules for using coins to pay are: