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There is always gonna be someone who takes it too far...

This assumes car seat memory. I also adjust from time to time in fits of pique. 

I’m not going to get all worked up on this.

Having owned several French wagons, I would cheerfully own another one.

Ford will respond with a Texas Freedom Edition that also includes roof mounted AR-15s and pistol holster in the door.

Gimme dat Gimme dat

A Yeti is just a chilly Sasquatch, man.

Fully secured airbag subscription price of $10/month

😮 This cluster has seen some insane shit.

Needs a bigger windshield.

*Sobs quietly in Z24*

Right? I guess people get all hot-and-bothered by these things, but to me it’s a waste of time to be preoccupied with something unattainable. It’s like being fixated on a celebrity or model. It’s fine when you’re 13 and have no sense of what things cost or exclusivity.

I came here to say the same thing. Maybe I’m getting bitter, but the proliferation of hyper-cars just says that I’ve been left far behind while the top 1% seems to be expanding beyond belief. I can’t afford a fixer upper home in my own neighborhood anymore while house prices top a $Million for a 2 br bungalow.

Hey, I sold it to her, and I talked with her this morning - I just want to say, I legit had no idea. This was my grocery getter and city escape vehicle, and the steering was vague as hell but I chalked that up to GMT2500 handling, or lack thereof. I never wrenched on this except an alternator, because I honestly had…

They seem to have created a vehicle that compensates as much as the driver by employing the reverse clown car effect. Big space with almost nothing inside.

Based on its looks I can only assume it comes standard with the glovebox filled with the male enhancement pills and pheromones from the back of old issues of Motor Trend.

Toyota says Oh, hell no! to Chevy having the ugliest truck in the world honors and declares war!

I’ll admit that, looking at the responses here, this story was too “inside baseball.” It’s poking fun at how journalists often write reviews about cars they haven’t driven in months. This happens all the time in this industry. They get a huge back-log, and then write a review many months later as if they just drove…