That's like saying a whopper is better than a double whopper. It's essentially the same thing, and although the second one might give a slightly increased risk of heart disease, it's that much more delicious.

As is the vehicle pictured in the article, but I guess you're too stupid to understand that. Purist bullshit like this is why I hate the Jeep community.

Why in the hell would having Danica Patrick as a driver be a good thing? Yeah, she'd get some eyeballs on the race. And all those eyeballs can watch her lose, and then be petulant about it.

Easy. Buy one in Europe and ship it over... in 2039.

Damn. That is a bad setup. No wonder they found her guilty. My wife used to be one of those who would put in extra effort to avoid hitting an animal, nothing anywhere near this extent though. Then we had kids. One time a friend of hers said she saw a duck while driving their own child somewhere and didn't know how to…

I can.

Over the years (aka "year"), I have insulted, among other places, Idaho, Monaco, France, Italy, California, Ohio, Tennessee, New York City, Germany, and now rural Georgia. What I've learned is that there is always at least one or two people who get offended by this. The key is don't take it personally — when it…

You spelled divegrass wrong.

Not gonna lie.. I kinda want to daily one.

For essentially a V8 minivan

Pretty sure that's a Lambo, dude

Pretty sure she's in the red zone...

Ah but the Esprit.....pure insanity. Like fucking Medusa in the rear, and then she turns around to give you a little glance....

Are you aware I own a Nissan Cube?

I passed "impresses no one" a loooooooong time ago.

It's nice to see that the design team in charge of the Pontiac Aztek found work again.

Well it is not THAT bad. Yes, maintenance on anything that is Italian will cost you a penny. First, most people do not know this but all metal parts used on Ferraris and Lamborghinis are actually forged in the Middle Earth by highly trained White Elves that speak Italian. With iron brought from Moria. That shit has to…

You're in the photo biz and don't know what a Red is? Bullshit

My guess would be that Tundra owners are less likely to be buying their truck for business purposes, and more likely for leisure/light duty work. Which is, not coincidentally, also the market that is more likely to lean towards higher end luxury packages.

Do I have any facts to back that up? No. Just an baseless…