Yoooooo found it.

Tbh $13-15k for a new three row passenger car is an absolute steal.

Every point except the good mpg!! Vehicross all things!

I’ve been there, the drive-around for taller vehicles is one fucking block over. And as others have said, it’s a railway bridge, so lifting the bridge means regrading the rails for literally miles in both directions. It’s not that easy.

I can’t recall the details, but there’s a good reason why they can’t. It’s a rail bridge. I think the slope approaching it is already at the limit or something.

I’d have some concern that her fans might decide to try it themselves, dress and act as she does, and get injured/dead (many people are allergic but may not know it).

One sausage, several lengths.

I remember seeing this in Sega GT 2002

4 lane road with bike lanes on each shoulder curving around a mountain park. 

I realize that its more of a safety thing now than anything else (either the weirdo thing wasn’t safe, or making the car safe is so expensive now they can’t afford to put money into weirdo stuff and keep the price down), so there is no comic-book-esque supervillain to shake our fists at...

Your mother was a Yugo, and your father smelled of starter fluid!

Damn, I don’t know why but I think those were some of the best wheels to come on a vehicle. My dad had on his 94 Jimmy, wish I had on my 92 S10 Blazer.

So, basically, he’s a real life Colin Robinson.

I used to love the ‘Swing’ feature on a friends Mazda 626 in college. Basically you pushed a button and it made the center air vents constantly rotate back and forth so they were blowing out the a/c like an oscillating fan.

99.9% of the time, Torch’s ravings over automotive quirk feature finds make me question his sanity.

THE AV CLUB

Just by adding struts to the top corners would make it massively more stable.

Fuck Middleditch and his show.  Check out Wetterlund’s new series Resident Alien.  It just got renewed for a second season, and she has a role in it.