I’m speechless, but with 36,895 comments, I haven’t always been speechless.  This post is the best prize ever!  Thanks so much, Andrew!

Just wanted to leave this here

Am I going to be the only one who thinks this guy is a moron doing this on public roads? Especially a burnout and hitting the nitrous on a road lined with peoples personal cars. Or damaging speed bumps in a retailers parking lot. That and I just cant stand his presentation in general.

Irregardless of what people say, I could care less about how an single person uses apostrophe’s.

Looks at “Holy Grail” Jeep; looks at 4Runner that’s in PERFECT shape; looks back at “Holy Grail” Jeep..

I’d have been tempted to sell half my fleet to buy this thing.

All plaid is ugly.

Me and my 3 CD books (Case Logic FTW!) disagree. 

“Heres the NEW 2026 Ford F-150, starting at just $19,999!”

You’d be amazed how many people don’t live in New York—or have never even been there—and how well that translates to having no interest in trying to figure out the public transit system.

That’s the most interesting looking web address link I’ve ever seen.

In these tug of wars, traction is king. You want a real towing test, take something like an 8000 lb trailer and line the trucks up side by side at the bottom of a long grade. Then race up the grade. Then turn around on the top and come back down. Truck that gets to the top first and is the quickest/least dramatic to…

As we recently learned on Jalopnik, putting back the drain plug or putting lugnuts back on are not actually part of the service but are courtesies that the tech is under no obligation to perform.

That’s your reason?

I’m not even mad.

Every single middle class family in the United States should be able to afford one.

US consumers: haven’t had a meaningful raise in decades.

Do you say “now witness the firepower of this fully battered and operational waffle maker” each time you use it?

I have an idea for how to fix Nissan: Autoplay ads on the infotainment screen.