My husband is so bad about dilly-dallying that I've become an expert at minimizing my not-driving time. Like, bro, I don't want to be on the road for twelve hours when it's only supposed to take eight LET'S GO

I like the Safari style vehicle tour in the background at :53, like watching lions on the Serengeti: “Here we have rock crawlers in their natural habitat. Please do not feed them or give them beer, they may look cute but next thing you know you’ve got five of them bumming a ride on the hood and bumming cigarettes off…

Also an interesting example of how on early cars articulation was half achieved by just letting the chassis of the car be a wet noodle.

I’m starting to think this Lewis Hamilton guy has some real potential as a racecar driver.

Way to pick apart BART fart art.

Are you trying to imply that Lotus or McLaren weren’t top of their game in the 80s and early 90s? Because I don’t seem to remember Senna winning in a Toleman.

Hamilton is up there with Senna and Schu

This is not durability testing. Ford, if you’d like actual durability testing, you just let me know. Your SUVs can’t be properly tested until you’ve given them to a real idiot.

Yes. Could they walk up while carrying 400 lbs of camping gear? No.

You can smell the fart through your N95 mask because a COVID virus particle is about 1 nano-millimetre in size and is blocked, while the farticle size is a tiny 0.4 nano-millimetres and so can still get through.

Ive never heard the term “farticulate matter” before, and now i plan to inject it into as many every day conversations as i can 

I’m not one either and never understood this “sport”... I’d rather just go for a hike lol. At least they’re all having a good time

I still can’t figure these out; like why has no one made a more boxy, slightly more offroady, Outback before. Why did it take until 2020 ad Ford of all cmpanies? I’m guessing it will sell great. People love boxy cars. People love Outback, Forester, Crosstrek, and Cherokee offroady-ish type cars. This seems like a no…

I know someone who has leased the same model car every three years for the past 15 years. The only reason he is not going to get the same car next year? The car doesn’t come in a manual anymore.

Well that’s disappointing. I was hoping to learn that there’s actually only one red Genesis G70, that exists in ‘folded’ non-Euclidean space so it appears to be in multiple places.

Wait. What. Sorry i’m stuck on this comment “My 3-year lease is up in January. In a normal world, I would just get a new 3-year lease of the same model vehicle.”

“A quick look at Autotrader, reveals about 50 red Genesis units with under 100 miles on them.” 

Here are a few pics taken from my garden (the ship is roughly 10km away), the first one taken shortly after it ran aground:

Close entire terminal sections, reduce maintenance, heating/cooling to a minimum.

This weekend, I was helping a wee zillenial buy his first car. He was dead set on a manual, awd wagon. In the entire Portland Metro area, the options I could wrangle under $20k were a single base model Subaru CrossTrek and a single VW SportWagen. He ended up buying the CrossTrek.