Maybe a lot of the work was already done for the Grand Cherokee so it’s easier than doing a Ram.

My only real strong memory of the Granada was that my high school girlfriend’s dad had one and it was such a POS he wouldn’t let any of the family ride in it. It simultaneously had no working gas gauge, a filler neck leak and a dead odometer, so he just sort of put a little gas in when it seemed prudent.

This commercial lacked a lot of emissions cheating diesel vehicles from the same company. 

No dude.  It's a perfect illustration of range anxiety.  The sentence runs a little long, and before you know it, you're

Yeah, but that is ignoring the real reason Buick was saved: China

I’m your stereotypical Texan; King of the Hill was basically a documentary of my town. My hierarchy of vehicles goes trucks, sedans, and then coupes. But goddamnit, I. Want. This. Car. 

i don’t disagree but most pick up trucks dont tow giant loads either. it is fun to drive around with the top and doors off. I am happy with the wrangler.

There were no guns. They just wanted insurance to buy them a new one.

I’ll keep a gun in my truck in a hidden compartment during the rut when the deer are twitterpated and stupid in the event I have to put an injured one down rather than let it suffer waiting for a sherriff. In that case the truck is always locked if I walk away from it, and if I’m in an area known for having theft…

I live in a 1970's car chase movie, and since my keys are on the visor, if I locked the car, I’d never be able to get back in.

Because replacing a window glass is more expensive than anything I keep in the car. 

Automakers have finally figured out they can use the spy shots as free marketing to drum up excitement for new models. Chevy did the same thing with the Corvette when they put the reveal date complete with a red “8" on the side of the car.

I love how the “camo" cover has Bronco written all over it 🤣

Are you sure it’s a Bronco? I only see the name on it 1000 times.

What you didn’t see was the handbrake turn that parked it there in the first place, oh yeah dude has balls... 

There are more obviously ill-advised ads around...

Who drives to the end of a pier to make a phone call?  Someone leaving a final message before they kill themselves, that’s who.  Bold image for an ad campaign.  I guess they’re implying the car is the only good thing in an otherwise shitty life, so the guy is trying to take it to the afterlife with him?

OK, so I’m going to back down a dock during a storm, stop right on the edge, and haul my over-the-shoulder mobile phone out, plop it on the hood, get soaked from the ocean spray, and call my bookie to find out how the 24 hours of Daytona are doing because nobody does crap on this site anymore.......