Those graphics are way ahead of their time. It’s Minecraft waaayyy before Minecraft.

Maybe not a movie, but documentary following a collegiate FSAE team?

Don’t forget this is also for charity. 

Cool!!
Now someone do that with a class A Diesel Motorhome.

Good to know. I used to run studded tires, but I moved 100 miles further south in the same state and now I hardly ever have to deal with snow. So a good set of all-seasons works for me. I bought the best rated snow/ice All-season tire from Tirerack and hated them. Then bought High-Performance All-seasons. The…

So we agree that using one set or another over the mileage evens out. We agree that it costs money to buy them.

To clarify:

Yes, they do make a difference. Then again, you drive for the conditions and how far it will take for your car to stop. It only snows twice a year where I am. So no point in investing in snow tires.

$750 isn’t easy to come by for a luxury like that. 

You do have to buy the second set. Where can I get free tires and rims from? After that, you use mileage on one or the other.

I’ve noticed the “You’re a danger to society if you drive in snow on all-seasons.” is a mentality common on here. Not everyone can afford or has the space for two sets.

I just wish most people would buy decent tires(the correct ones for your location) when the time was appropriate. I notice so many cars with bald…

Real life Hot Wheels beat that!

What do you drive? I’m sure there are no stereotypes.

Don’t worry, since they won’t update the Charger’s architecture we’ll get to see this type of Magnum refresh for every update over the next 100 years.

I would also say the Impala is in the same realm, but then just say get any full size GM sedan should cover it.

You answered Mike’s question and he doesn’t like your answer, therefore he had to adjust the goal posts. Apparently once a car goes out of production they disappear from the roads and aren’t available used.

It’s a minivan that doesn’t look like minivan, wagon or crossover. It seems most jalops love this thing. I can’t get past it’s looks. I hear the eco-loss option makes them a blast to drive, but that’s not enough for me. Good riddance.

When Mustang guys make fun of Camaro for going away for a few years I counter with Ford’s embarrassment of the Mustang II.  CP

Did I miss something?

Wow that’s ugly. Having a manual available doesn’t redeem it.

2000's Vettes had nannies. 2000's 4th Gen F-bodies might have had traction control if you were unlucky.