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I really like mine. It packs a punch with the 390 HP LS2 and a 6 speed manual.

Slammed show trucks? The dually ones are generally built using the suspension and air bags out of semis. They can tow as well or better than stock, thanks to the adjustable ride height.

finally an angry faced Mazda! it looks so determined, like it's squinting slightly and concentrating hard, but yet the derpy smile is still a bit there like a whale shark.

My brother lives in Scottsdale and the only negative things against your recommendation is that water would be an issue for future significant growth and that there is no real public transport other than buses and small section of light rail. Other than the fact its hot as Hades in the summer I'd agree with you.

No manual...but 427 hp V8 and RWD wagon is not too shabby -

I nominate the Lexus IS300 Cross Sport, one of the coolest vehicle of the last decade.

Can the answer not be given so we have to wait for another article to read?

What I wouldnt give to be able to go back in time and buy a new ACR Coupe....

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I loved the idea of it so much...a massive, overweight, near-bulletproof tank that was powered by an AMG motor.

given the girl filming was riding pillion on a KLX, not a KLR, that Kawasaki would have been gone in a flash. I have a KLR, but a KLX will smoke me all day on terrain like that. It's lighter and way more maneuverable

and this also feels appropriate here:

I feel like I have to post this here:

Maybe a VW Saveiro? They sell them in Mexico so it's entirely possible a Mexican drove it up here.

Will someone just build trucks like these again? I'll sign a bodily injury liability release agreement! PLEASE?!

I love how, at one point, they pull off the road ahead of him and pick up and throw rocks at the cab as he whizzes by. Brilliant.

Seems like most everyone is missing the point. The point is not that Kia will ever be a competitor to Mercedes, but the fact the tech that makes people lust after a Mercedes is being found in other cars. Kia was used merely as an example, because it's considered the most "downscale" make in the US. 15 years ago, a…

Not to mention the big yellow sign (1:58) depicting the curves to be expected in the next half mile and imploring people to REDUCE SPEED NOW. He failed an open-book test.

I never use the parking brake on an automatic because "F*ck The Man!"