The fact that you can’t leave one positive comment about this vehicle proves that no comment from you should be taken seriously.

Step one: Stick your head as far up your a** as it will go

Step two: Bask in your newfound unmitigated smugness.

If performance is what you’re after, you shouldn’t be buying a mainstream 3-row crossover.

I’m all for cheap harbor freight tools. Except for jacks and stands. Or basically anything holding up over my head what can easily kill me if it falls.

Shouldn’t it be the author’s job to cite sources and not the reader’s job to find them? Regardless of the opinion, not citing or linking sources is lazy.

OFFS, this headline is super click-bait-y. Everyone knows TSA has already ruined air travel.

You have WAY too much faith in the TSA to act as a line of real defense.

I always find it funny when dealership employees or any employee for that matter make fun of people who can’t afford a $200k car or other pricy stuff. Dude, you are a sales employee. You can’t afford that shit either, so don’t act all mighty.

Now Hondas engines can’t even last through contract negotiations.

That po’ boy dropped his sandwich.

Well, it certainly wasn’t a Bill Clinton-era regulation.

So now calling prostitutes on a government phone is bad? Thanks a lot Obama.

I heard that before completing several laps with the clear protective windscreen on the car, Vettel initially thought it would interfere with driver visibility.

skimming the beach on their ultra-low takeoffs and landings

Wasn’t the H2 on the same exact chassis as the Suburban and Silverado?

I’ve transcribed the audio for you:

Yeah, the car is outstanding, but part of me wishes it did have a V8. I love the twin turbo V6, but nothing beats a good V8.

They told him to land on Runway 28A, but the pilot thought they told him to land on “28, eh.”

^This. I’m more excited over the Durango than the Demon. I’ve been a GC driver for decades but if I can get the same basic package for less $, then I’m looking hard at the Durango.