@kaneshadow: Ironically... common rail injection was first brought to market by Bosch, which is German. Also 5 injections != 5x the fuel.

@Steve_in_NC: Plus you can rally the Mustang!

@Miscellanea can finally edit his name... brakes are fixed too.: The full coverage bodywork is for working in certain tree crops where you don't want the tractor to damage anything.

@flyingstitch and the hamsters are friends again: I've put in hundreds of hours in one of these... road driving is fun when your tires take up the whole width of a township road's driving surface. People respect you.

Unlike with the B&W pics from the other week, now I can say "wrong color!"

Two of my worst can be seen here.

@I gotta job, I'm gonna pay the rent: There's such a thing as excessive corning clearance?

@John Krewson: So one way or another, it's possible to steam up the windows?

@Formerlythegreatestdriver: I'd be happy with a truck.

@theart: Now we know how the dudes in the WTF NSFW video from yesterday got that way!

@rb1971 - E39M5: Best. Car. Evah.: My dad was going to take in an old farm pickup ('87 F-150 XLT 4x4/302/AOD with 200k-ish miles and paint falling off) for a new Hemi Ram Laramie, gaining all of 1 MPG and $3500. When I last talked to him he was still waiting for the dealer to call back and say the deal's approved.

@Ratieya: There's a joke on that subject: Francois Castaing calls a company-wide meeting at AMC to report the good news that they sold 1,000 Comanches the previous month... and the bad news that they sold 1,000 Comanches the previous month.

'92(?)-'96 Dodge Dakota (i.e. the 1st-generation body style, with Magnum engines and the front end extension that was done to fit the V8.) Especially the '96 5.2L V8 + manual. While I like my '05 a lot, neither it nor the '97-'04 quite have the form-follows-function going on like the original.

Not really (see avatar.)

Of course, you have to find the right place for the skilled driver to tow you to 200 MPH with the Lamborghini, or you will get yourself and others killed.

The Mini pic is a little surreal. I would have never thought of a 323 as a big car, but it's huge next to the Mini.

@FrankRizzo: From TFA: "Vehicles sold prior to the 2010 model year won't be affected by the warranty coverage change."

@Tossed Accord taco salad over Malibu face: So if Honda's powertrain warranty ends at 60,000 miles, which it does, are Chryslers better cars?

@FP - Funny how it seems quiet around here, eh?: It's hard to make the "wrong color" remark with B&W...

@CaveTroll: argh double posted... NIBBLES!!!