Here, here!  The little 4 banger turbo diesels that run forever and get great mileage.  I'll take the Vigo with the wood trim any day. 

Complaining about a job is probably one of the quickest ways I know to be shown the door. Showing that you're willing to do anything asked of you not only teaches you more skills, but demonstrates you're a "can do/will do" type of person. Do that for me, and you're on your way up my corporate ladder.

Is somebody making another diamond stealing movie?  Because this is something straight out of the movies. More so if the perps get away.

Man, that Ranger sure looks like a Toyota Hilux

At 59 sec, doesn't that idler pully have the belt on the wrong side?

Sniff... Sniff... Why doesn't anyone mention the 79-82 Fiat Strada? WHY??????? It's not fair!

That's not a hubcab, silly, it's a turboencabulator!

Is that the next car they're going to drive on a beach?

They are definitely not made with us tall folks in mind. We get the 5 cylinder diesels here, but no automatics, only 5 spd. manuals. The two door can be had for about 70K new, with dealer maintenance costing about half that every month.

Um.. I used to do the same sort of stuff in an old 66 Nova with an inline 6 and 3 on the tree. On trails... In the woods.

Ha ha.. that's what's called the "Fear of God"

What an amazing coincidence!

Yeah!!

Two Steps from Hell - Heart of Courage

I got to see one when I was a kid. My dad had a store with a couple of gas pumps out front. My dad gave me my first job as a pump jockey. When this car rolled in, I ran out to do my duty, and the guy driving it told me it was a "jet car." By the time he left about 15 minutes later, everybody from our little corner of…

Major, all of the old general motors cars had that function. We're talking about the days before electronics. Security chips in said key didn't exist back then.

Not only overtaking traffic, but with a car coming in the opposite direction. The guy is beyond lucky that he didn't hit the oncoming car head on. That's what sent him out of control in the first place. What an imbecile.

Sorry. Vinegar beats it hands down.

The folks at Subaru think they have a great "reality" publicity campaign going there. Not fooling me.

Fully restored, maybe, but somebody bought a can of paint and spent a couple of hours making it look "like new!"