When you see me rolling up in this, you know what’s about to happen. I’m about to open the door, and saunter out in my baggy track suit wearing house shoes. I’m here to watch the local co-eds play some volleyball while I eat a concession stand corn dog.

You say that like it’s a bad thing. 

I’m not entirely sure why, but the header image makes me think of the sleazy old man hitting on women half their age at a trashy dive bar and/or hotel lounge.

I only make minimum wage hauling around 12' long 2x12 to various muddy worksites across all of northern Canada and thus have to have a usable 12' bed with awesome 4x4 mileage while I do Uber in SoCal between wood runs.

The first owner had it since it was new, owning it just over four months from December of 2013 in Florida to April of 2014 when it was listed for sale in New York with a little over 1,500.

I think this is the spec every Jalop commenter wants (Not me, I want the fancy one). I didn’t see it in the article, but will this spec be available to the public?

Holy shit this reply rules!

I think the AI is working as intended, but it can’t yet infer the context of the cones if they are misaligned - are they blocking the left lane, the right, an accident, a pothole... a human can see what is happening and navigate accordingly, but a car can only see that cone sort of in the middle of the road, and then…

What these automated systems need is some sort of set path, through a major thoroughfare, where they don’t have to deal with other drivers, or really, any unexpected things-

Now that it is “dead” the internet is free to remember fondly about the vehicle.

I’m sorry did someone ring?

*The least we can do is give you stars for your time.

If I remember back to biology class, sometimes when two wheels get together, sometimes the undesirable traits match up and low and behold something new is born.

Parking is the hill you want to die on? I don’t think I’ve ever been to an American city and though “Geez, there’s so many available and affordable parking spots...”. 

Nothing else needs to be said here today.

Neutral: Slideshows....

Ah but you see, I’ve already had fun driving it. Checkmate, atheists.

I always thought people rolled coal because they were very insecure about their balls.