Needs more wood.

The subscription service includes insurance, registration taxes, and maintenance. Factoring all that in, it becomes “relatively” “affordable” compared to a lease. Couple this with always having access to the newest vehicles makes it quite palatable to someone who has $2000 to spend on a vehicle every month.

As a former FiST owner, I feel that. $22k car with a $12k interior. How many times have you replaced the blend door actuator?

The glamor shot we didn’t know we needed.

This is neither here nor there, but I really appreciate your commitment to always linking copious high-res manufacturer photos to the blogs. I’ve been scraping the good ones over the years and have amassed over 2000/6GB worth of them, and they constantly rotate as desktop wallpapers.

Also ATLien here for Jack’s Pizza and Wings. But I think Clay’s makes better wings.

This is neither here nor there, but seeing that GMT400 reminds me that there’s a 98 Silverado with an LS1/T56 swap for sale near me.

We need a followup series of David doing exercises with all his parts. “Bench press this solid rear axle!” “Pull this Golden Eagle engine block as a sled!”

Medium-duty crew cab trucks also tend to use the front doors as rear doors

I wonder if the manual will be available in all powertrains and trims. Not to be a choosy beggar, but this thing would be a blast with either the 2.7 EcoBoost or 3.5 EcoBoost that’s rumored to also be offered.

This is neither here nor there, but it was “tradition” in my Cub Scout pack to chant “UPSIDE DOWN! UPSIDE DOWN!” when people got that pin. But we had to stop because it was considered undue peer pressure that made kids feel bad if they didn’t want to get turned upside down.

I find myself in the same boat as you—capable of turning a wrench and following instructions, but far from a Master Tech. Replacing the intake manifold on my P71 last year was my biggest mechanical project to date, and in addition to written resources, YouTube was a huge help as I was able to see a person perform the…

I see that photo of Young Torch, and can only imagine him as an accessory guru-like character in the Max Hardigrew series who answers all the questions Max and Clamford can’t figure out on their own.

Only 4 more years until they start turning 25, and we can import them! I wonder if we could import them now under the “substantially similar” clause that lets some folks import Acura ELs from Canada.

If all the Tesla blogs were in slideshow format, surely there would be enough clicks to pay for de-slideshowing the interesting blogs.

I love those old waffle wheels. 

Is the Changli small enough to fit in the bed under the camper top? Or are you towing it?

The car certainly looks good, but that x-ray illustration just looks like Sam Neill in Event Horizon.

Erin with choice picks yet again. Chumbawamba was my first concert! I always loved the little interludes after every track on this album

I recently imported one! It’s less of a car and more of a go-kart with a license plate.