The officer might have just been under a lot of stress and unfamiliar with the controls assuming the daily driver was a Ford Crown Victoria with a stalk style shifter off the steering column.

indeed, i want the full context before making any judgement.  there’s not much based on this video.

I think it really depends on what people mean by unkillable.

i did some research, this might be a rehashed article from 2015 regarding the time when tesla was testing battery swap vs supercharging.

I feel like everyone who might experience a seizure, heart attack, aortic aneurysm, pinched nerve, hot coffee, malfunctioning vibrating retention device, and/or etc is one step from losing control of a vehicle.

I already did, but why stop at one with such a large budget?

Honestly, there are cars out there that are at 200,000 miles that still run and drive great. The key is maintenance.

not just facebook, there’s craigslist too.

agreed, there are lots available.  A lot of the statistics are skewed since they don’t consider cars that are older than 3 years to be used cars.  

Please enjoy any one of these 500 corollas.

GR Corolla makes a lot of sense. Lighter weight over snow, plus it can fit someone 6'7" with a helmet.

Where’s the GR Corolla in this consideration?

literally the only land cruiser people want in the USA atm.

hell yea. where’s the transmission?  the front end looks far better than the current bumper.

I have a special deal.

Does the translucent roof stop you from being able to sleep in?

Just one example, driving from San Francisco to Wyoming to catch the eclipse, and this is leaving on a Friday.

Kouki model Land Cruiser 200 series ~650/mo.

yeah but then i have to worry about all the spooge in places i can’t see when i’m working on the vehicle.