Long enough for 3 rows of US market jump seats!

Thanks I hate long BRATs

Ironically, those 5.7 ft beds are more useful (or just as useful) as most pickup trucks sold today.

Sweet Baby Jesus! This would get all the chicks down at the bowling alley.

I suspect that the elongated rear ends had to do with a rule that mandated a minimum length of bed.

Dozens of people nonplussed.

You know what else they have a lot of in Finland? Mullets. Coincidence? I think not.

Wait, if these are half-assed, but the modification gives them more ass than usual, does that mean that done correctly they’d have triple ass? Instead of donks, would they be badonkadonks?

After reading this and seeing all the pictures my hair just spontaneously grew out into a mullet 

Not gonna lie, I like the one with the tailgate. The rest look kind of half-assed. Some of the vinyl covers are nice pieces of work. Puts me in mind of the original Barracuda, the way the curve of the cover extends out to cover the lengthened overhang.

So the scam is that they’re generating a positive gross margin? And I think everybody, even less educated folks, knows that you generally get a better deal if you buy a bigger-volume product. If lower-income people are unable to afford larger-volume products, that’s not really these stores’ faults, more the nature of c…

Window tint. I got a car that had a Florida tint. Didn’t look too bad other than the back window glass had been cleaned with Windex and was melted.

Neutral: Infotainment Systems, Huh?

Neutral: I like the system that’s in my 2018 SportWagen. I use Android Auto and find it works well. The steering wheel controls for volume, skipping and activating the voice assistant are handy. It’s also got an SD card slot I can use to load up music or other audio files. It would be nice it were a wireless…

CarPlay and Auto on larger, dedicated screen, especially in cases where there’s redundant non touch controls, are still preferable.

A lot of them are. A month ago I flew home to see my family. Me and my Brother rented the cheapest car we could find, a Chevy spark. Its infotainment system was where I think we’re going. It had a screen and some basic UI but it gave you options to choose your phone’s OS and when you did that your phone, whatever it…

4th gear: “There might be a little overlap, but you’re not going to have years and years and years of the classic and the new one at the same time.”

Neutral:

Interesting questions this week. Both can be summed up with “yes…usually…”.