Or, we prefer the previous generations of our favorite vehicles.

Good eye. Same family, anyway (also same family as the truck from Twister).

They’re definitely out there.

There was one for sale on the east coast this spring, very clean, very reasonable price. But, of course, Corona and there was no way I could justify the expense and the trip in the middle of this.

Too bad, it’s mine mine mine!

I need to start monitoring the government auction sites in case one of those pops up.

My dream forest service truck, hopefully still waiting for me to buy it someday. (The ragtop, of course.)

It’s like the guy who claimed that were he really a racist, he’d have come up with something more creative than “sand n*****r”.

Noteworthy that the side mirrors stay on without doors. The important question, though: does the windshield drop?

Manual. Teal. Be still my beating heart.

1:18 into the 2nd video if you, like me, are mainly interested in the boom.

You mean you and your spouse went out on the front lawn and pointed guns at them.

nobody got a dark green

In which trains.... what exactly?

“Have to” sounds suspiciously like government oversight that OSHA at least categorically refuses to do.

I suspect a 5k Tacoma anywhere near NYC would be a rust heap with 400k miles.

Silly plushness? You can still get a stick shift with manual windows. 

Reducing the range of their voices helps. It won’t save them, but it might save everyone who no longer hears them.

What’s maddening about that whole situation isn’t that Tesla chose not to use it, it’s that Musk posed it as some sort of negative. “LiDAR is for losers”, not “We think we can do it without the expensive LiDAR hardware that would drive our cars’ costs too high for the average consumer”.

Newer cars, sure, but definitely not a majority of cars on the road. I spend a lot of time warning people about burnt-out taillights.