The system will drive the car at speeds ranging from 0-70 MPH, and it can pass, change lanes, and adapt speed as needed, of course.

What is that GPS app, if you don't mind? That sounds like it would be great for the plethora of times that I find myself towing or hauling someone's something. (Truck owner problems)

Interestingly, the team that won my fantasy football league this year was actually named "Fucking Bullshit."

Combining both of these together makes quite an interesting experience on where you can go. I find it weird that the Antipode finder put me closer to South Africa, rather than the Furthest City which put me next to Madagascar. Not REALLY far from each other, but far enough to be interesting.

Does anyone else find it interesting to watch GM, Ford, and Chrysler all make a nose dive towards the origin immediately. They seem to be the ones that were least prepared for the oil crisis by a fair margin. Towards the end, everyone seems to have wound up in the same basic area though, which is also pretty…

If I'm not mistaken, that is a Dodge bed, so no wonder the body lines don't match. They weren't even made by the same manufacturer to begin with.

If he was doing what you want him to do, both of those semis would have been in an accident. Those two cars would have clearly blocked him from the ability to change lanes into the left lane for the pass. That would have left him coming up on the other semi with too much speed, and they would have both crashed. Or, he…

Came here looking for this. If it ain't cold outside, throw 'em in the bed and hope their head doesn't pop up.

You know you want to.

I am glad I didn't hop over to that site at all. While I would have started looking at Humvees, for $2600, I would definitely be searching for a storage lot right now.

I think moving it inland to a dumpsite will almost do that already. Although the future archaeologists would probably figure out that it was a dumpsite based upon the rest of the garbage left there.

Which is funny, because that was the truck model that is closest to being a car...

Such a short bed. This truck was definitely made for towing, not hauling.

This looks like a way more badass truck. The whole body is slimmer, there is more ground clearance, and that grill just looks more mean.

Northrop Grumman X-47B

Anyone else notice that the tires were dug out between the time the video cut from real life to CG, and then back to real life? Of course it can get itself unstuck when you stop and dig it out...

The 2015 Everest will go on sale in China, Australia, New Zealand, India, and other markets across the ASEAN region soon. An introduction to Sub-Saharan Africa and South Africa is planned for shortly after that.

So are the seats actually connected to the Air Conditioning system, or do they just have a fan?

Talking about Bro-Trucks while wearing Bro-Shades.

So what is this tail pod thing?