Short term: diesel truck. Not a brodozer, just a plain Jane diesel. Preferably an old one with 4x4.

Why not both?

There was a cottage industry of sorts in Canada buying new ones off the lot and sending them south to sell for a profit. 

Just take a look at the article the other day about ‘bad commutes’ and the comments that followed. Lots of people seem to have 90-120 minute commutes and think almost nothing of it.

If the emissions output of a car worries you, you shouldn’t be riding a motorcycle with zero emissions controls.

That was just the door skin being peeled off. The structural elements are still intact. 

Making the boss mountains of money isn’t a special skill anymore?

But has god seen the old Frontier?

It hasn’t exactly helped the middle class in North America.

My brother in-law has an F150 with the same laughably tiny display in middle.  

That sounds like a prime candidate for any method of transportation other than driving.

In Canada I’ve never really had a commute go completely haywire because of snow. Mind you, I don’t live in one of the really big metro areas either. Short of the apocalypse we’re still expected to stay all day and be on time in the morning.

How many Fox properties are going to end up on D+?

There’s an Alberta Clipper, think a slightly drier Colorado Low, rolling across the prairies.

I was about 5000 hours into what should have been a 7200 hours apprenticeship, the end of which was at a dealership. I couldn’t touch my tools for months after I left that place. 

My time is very quickly running out, temperatures for the second half of the week are barely above freezing and there’s snow in the forecast. I think I’m going to get the one car done tonight and the other one tomorrow and finish cleaning the garage again. Then get all my used oil and filters taken to the recycling…

Cool truck, but the guy drives like a douche. 

Can you really have oversteer if you never gain forward momentum?

A is a basic oil change

“We’ll just create new financing tools to keep everyone enslaved.”