So are motorcycles, waverunners, fast boats, race cars, various sports, off reading, and about a dozen other fun things. It doesn’t mean we should live bubble wrapped lives and stop using them. Anything can be dangerous if inexperienced people use them. Atvs are very dangerous for young people to use but are very…

isn’t this from last year? or even 2015? I swear FTA already posted this...

“All those doubts will turn to cheer

“You should read Jalopnik, it’s good and insightful.”

A MKVII GTI can be had at or near 20k, the MQB platform has brought a lot to these cars. Will give Brian plenty more utility and practicality while still maintaining his Jalop-cred. I am absolutely in love with my 2016 Golf R and I’m sure the GTI delivers just as great an experience.

I live in the snow, in mountains that see 700" most years. I’ve been drifting cars in it for decades. Unlike that guy demonstrates, it’s possible to drift in the snow (and gravel) with lots of oppo without constantly stabbing at the throttle, redlining, and sawing at the wheel. It’s called grace.

Oh, I will.

Pretty sure the thing that broke them was that the car’s radio always got terrible reception.

Col. Broccoli

People that have never seen a snowmobile.

Raph in a few weeks:

It’s like any other place, you’ve got the people who put them on in October as a precaution, the people who put them on once the temperature goes below 0, and the special snowflakes who wait until the deadline because *reasons*.

Correction- Some of us think about the humble Justy far too much.

I’m seeing leaf springs... the Vitara/Sidekick/Tracker

Would like to watch, but video is hosted on a potato.

Boy, red shoe guy was having a difficult time with the whole “standing up” thing. I also enjoyed how blue shirt guy instantly switched to “walk away casually” mode when the car plowed into everyone. That’s pretty much the way to show everyone you’re involved... car smashes into bar, you’re the only guy casually…

ouch.