Honda element, or a Ford Transit. My “dirtbagger life” friends have these and they are great for hauling all their stuff from kayaks to kegs. Added bonus of removing the rear seats and filling them with crash pads to make a bed.

This fellow looks familiar...

Cover it, you say...

So keeping it unlocked reduces liability by incentivising the thief to use the unlocked door instead of injuring themselves on the jagged rust holes.

I have the urge to drive this through snow.

I would say this goes for any extend period of daytime/nighttime drinking sessions. What works for me is switching back to water and eating every now and then. I would also say scrap the mixers or at least git rid of sugary mixers. Yeah yeah the sweetness covers the alcohol taste but there is not a feeling much worse…

La Coupe!?!

Popularity has nothing to do with disregard for their own statement or an incorrect statement being made in this article.

It’s not a hatch back its a lift back. #hotlift

“Tags with multiple meanings, like “#golf” for a Volkswagen Golf, weren’t included in the study.”

That rear profile... all I can see.

I grew up riding dirt bikes in East TN. I do love riding just will never trust people enough to do it on public roads.

I did it to a TDI Golf and it rides much smoother now. The taller side walls of all terrains do quite a bit to soak up rough roads.

Or lift one.

“because everyone is a professional driver until they’re in a situation that requires a professional driver.”

As someone who kinda wants to get a motorcycle I see this and decide to stick to cars. 

It’s a button.

That’s why you fill up with that red stuff, if you know you know.