Have always just called ours “Rovers.”

Cool, now do a crash test.

My local Honda dealership (for some reason) has a tour bus that’s been on their lot for 6 months.

Hey.

Came here to say...

I drove a 1986 CR-X in college. I knew there were rust issues, but didn’t really understand how serious they were until a trip home for a holiday when I hit a bump on the highway, looked down, and saw the double-yellow lines passing under my legs.

Yep. Autocorrect got me.

Same experience with Range Rovers.

I want to see a crash test.

Elmer is really squeezing out all he can from those 1.2 million interest free $100 loans his “customers” gave him.

Yes, the best way to end flatulence is to simply ask your digestive system “to stop.”

We had to replace ours as well but it was easy enough/cheap of a job with some internet parts.

The last two Range Rovers (a sport and a supercharged) i’ve owned have been amazingly reliable.

Agreed. Nothing wrong with enjoying a long drive with the top down in a high gear.

I have a technical role in TV and film and for TV, I rarely ever get credited at my position.

Without pause, it has to be the Nissan 200 SX.

Seems like it would make a great Top Golf.

Kind of a weirdly big story here in my somewhat small town.

I dunno.

Oof.