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Found it! It even has a wikipedia page

Mybe my fellow Jalops can help identify this Land Rover based truck I saw in Charleston, SC

I feel bad for the Roadkill guys. They were a hoot, but like all things Discovery gets its dirty dick-beaters on, it’ll become complete shit. Discovery has been dragged kicking and screaming into the age of cord-cutting. They’re stubbornly holding out of carriage agreements with OTT services. In my eyes they’re even

You have just proven that it looks bad even on a jeep in mid-air after a sweet jump. Solidifies the badness.
Side note: The rest of the decoration on that jeep looks bad too.. so at least it’s following a theme.

If it’s any consolation at all, there was most definitely some very shady shit going on over there, and it only cost you a $1500 car to have absolutely nothing to do with whatever greasy crimes were happening.

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Wonder if the tow company is going to be on the hook for the damages. Hope it doesn’t break the bank.

I may be some dumb Tom but, this additional crash is likely to Sully the tour company’s reputation.

We did a NYC tour in October and all the safety talk was limited to getting to and from the heli

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As a 4th or 5th car, I could go for that. Dabble-dee dabble-die

According to Experian, the average auto loan in fourth quarter 2013 was $27,430—an increase of $739 compared with the same period of 2012.

I say it’s Cd of .00000001, range of 500 miles, available around Christmas, and $12k, with rubber floormats as the good lord intended.

I can get down with that. Beetle’s MO was (although, obviously, not anymore) bringing the cheap cars to the masses. They could make an electric version of that.

As a person with an H name, he was required to be there by law.

If a new Beetle emerged at some point as a low-cost, spartanly-equipped EV at some point, it would make total sense. Just put the motor and batteries in the back. ;)

I think you have a misunderstanding of what we do here. We don’t buy and drive expensive cars; we speculate on their driving experience and complain about manufacturers’ decisions, and then lament on how other people spend their money.

Horacio is either blessing this designer with tacit approval, or mentally improving upon it as the words “Zonda Quattroporte” bounce around in his brilliant head.

“BMW’s model taxonomy is essentially meaningless, and the need for meaning is a product of the vicissitudes of early childhood.”

All politicians are for sale to the highest bidder.