Texan here. Seeing vertical stacks and coal rolling in Texas is a rarity and not a Texan thing.  

Weird that it’s got Arkansas plates.

Correct me if I’m wrong David, but is a car that can at least turn over (albeit w/o spark plugs) automatically one of the most functional cars on your property?

Nah, I’m still gonna send it...

Bolivia and Botswana for me. OLIVER!

A lot like the greatly missed Anthony Bourdain, the show works best as a travel show where car shit occurs - not a car show where travel occurs.

Don’t worry, as with most offroad vehicles sold these days, there will always be charging stations available at their most frequented location.

Shh, I already submitted a patent for an eel powered car... 

I'd like to see it with a giant mega rolled up extension cord in the back, but a diesel genset would probably be a bit more practical.

As long as you don’t starve/die of dehydration/get eaten my a bear while waiting for that honkin’ battery to charge you’ll be fine.

You can probably fit a really big roll-up solar array in the back of a Cybertruck.

Lost?  You should see the other guy. And by guy I mean pedestrian. 

This Citroën is a grower, not a shower ;) 

What? you mean like hats and scarves?

Couple answers.

It has to do with shooting a show or film. It’s easier with an open top, allows easier access to seeing all the characters as well, also helps to keep focus on them.

the future of an EV jaguar/land rover seems like a non-starter - but that has never hurt them in the past

I also have questions about the concrete mix and whether they did cylinder breaks on it. 

When I saw that picture, I thought it was from after it had already collapsed.  That’s just mind-blowing that they thought they could let that slide.