For the sheer fact that you can open and close the rear doors remotely makes minivans cooler from a practical perspective but hey, we are all idiots when it comes to something, I suppose.

For toting kids, it doesn’t get better than the minivan.  Also, have you tried to fit a motorcycle in an SUV?  Not happening.  Minivans?  Yep.

Pennsylvannia license plate in Massachussetts? I’d put ten dollars on “College student”

I’ve got a FB group feed a mile long with full year snow warriors on two wheels.  If the guy wants it bad enough to build his own tail section, you’d think he could spring for an Aerostitch.

Nail on the head. This also applies to CAC cards for entry onto federal property. Beats the hell out of having to reach around and pull it out of the wallet.

This is good #Torchlopnik.

So true... no special effects / explosions / hypercars needed.

Maybe we could get the producers to take three crack pipe (NPoCP) cars, as selected by the Jalopnik readers, for a series of challenges...... in the worrrrrld.

No. It’s what’s referred to as a “high-side” crash. The front tire had nothing to do with it. She braked too hard on the rear, causing it to kick out. She then let off the rear brake, and up and over the high-side you go. Google “high-side motorcycle crash”.

What it would look like.

2010-2012 model LX actually, that is the only years they had that hubcap design. It will be the sedan.

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Holy shit. I’m sorry. Fucking people man! I would have helped you had I been there of it helps (I’m sure it does not).

I almost had the opposite happen to me. Old man turns left in front of me into a parking lot on my right. I avoided him. I turned into the parking lot to say something to him when a bystander threatened to beat me up because I was going to “yell at an old man”. So now I’ve got the argument with the bystander. fat guy…

This is why I now both drive and ride with a camera.

Yeah, but did you piss off that old lady?

Someone needs to make this happen.

Someone needs to make this happen.

Apropos of nothing, but I’m kinda disappointed it’s called KinjaDeals instead of Hawker.

Apropos of nothing, but I’m kinda disappointed it’s called KinjaDeals instead of Hawker.

I transitioned to mountain biking at about 30 after dirt biking in my early teens. Mostly I just rode around the woods near my house seeing how large of logs I could get over. Turned out to be a huge help with the mountain biking.

A super useful mtb skill as well, especially in slickrock country for getting up tall ledges, or for dropping into gullies.