I'm thinking Jeep Comanche.

I’m going with “crack pipe” on this one.

As someone who has lived in Columbia, Maryland I can attest that 1) not everyone has a Range Rover, 2) the idea is that it makes snow easier to clear off your windshield, 3) you are in fact saving time, 4) when you get into the car after cleaning the windshield the car is somewhat warmed up, 5) you don’t have to worry…

Warp speed Mr. Sulu!

Great looking bikes and the improvements appear to be things that actually do improve, instead of just “change”, the bikes. Almost makes me want to start riding again. Almost.

Wouldn’t expect anything less from Richard Rawlings the main ass, oops, in mean Gas Monkey. Texas tacky and garish beyond reason. But, then again I wouldn't expect anything else from someone in the DFW area. The worse thing about DFW? It ain't Houston.

Gives real meaning to the phrase “land yacht”.

I wonder if the teacher, or any other ignorant person, would like a list? How would they want it?

It snows.

OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! OH GOD! Oh God, more please.

A lot of off topic comments. This isn’t hockey or NOx. This is WRC and the fine was not for hitting a spectator. The fine was for hitting a spectator AND NOT STOPPING. There is a assumed risk as a spectator especially for photographers standing close to roads. The spectator/photographer accepts the risk. As this…

Your argument/statement is a “red herring”. It does not apply. This is WRC, not hockey. Stay on topic.

Something about that front that screams evil, wicked, mean and nasty. But not in that weather. It says “Are you nuts!”

Cars with front spoilers don't do well in snow. Found that out in 1986 (?) in Maryland while driving a Toyota Celica GTS. However I did cut a nice path for those behind me. Oh thank you front wheel drive. On the other hand I remember having a blast on a iced over parking lot in a 79 Camaro. Good times was had by all.

As already stated I disagree with the RTG. Also disagree with tires instead of tracks. Tracks thrive on ice and snow (this is a winter vehicle). That’s why artic vehicles are tracked. On paved roads you’re (hopefully) be driving at a lower speed anyway. Even on paved roads have you never heard of “black ice”? Black…

If the art is insured this reeks of insurance fraud. Worse than driving your “Lambo” into the water to avoid a pelican.

I was in a support unit for 18th Airborne Corp just outside Rafha (closer to the French 6th Light Infantry than to LD Eagle). Iraq bit onto this and allow the end around from coalition armor and infantry units. Yes, this was the “mother of all battles” but our response to Iraq was “Who’s Your Daddy”.

“...was kind enough to help push the rest of the snow off the vehicle, but wasn’t letting him off without a ticket.”

Take that Mr. Jacked-up Big Tire 4x4 pick-up! Bring your Tonka toy in off the street into the desert and we’ll find out who has the bigger scrotum.

A little Bondo. Good as new.