Haha, what if that was just an open container with the fuel sloshing around. Hilarious.

I have to repost this :

I could watch this all day.

Most of the passengers get launched to a safe distance.

Ford Explorer

In three separate posts on my favorite automotive site (this one), commenters and authors have referred to Richard Rawlings as a shitburger, a cunthead and now a sophisticated anthropomorphized STD. Please, please keep up the good work.

I saw one at the SAC museum in Ashland NE. It seemed like 75% of the time you are walking around the hanger you could look up and be under part of the B-36.

Then they could add this one to the list:

Leaving the wipers raised will do absolutely nothing to the springs. It is the process of extension and compression that will fatigue the springs, not simply being left extended or compressed.

If you've got a rear wheel drive car which has much lot less weight over the driven wheels, putting weight, like a sandbag, over the wheels will help tremendously. You'll probably waste a bit more fuel, but it beats being stuck.

The same applies to a mailman

Somebody also made the point that Supercharger stations would need to be set up at the USPS hubs, and that would be really Win-Win... the USPS is the largest retail operation in the US. Getting that many supercharger locations set up would be a huge boon for electric cars in general.

Er, whats going on in the back with Doraemon and the wolf dolls...

No, but her minivan does. :/

You could buy Michigan with $300,000.

Environmentalists don't want long-lasting, reliable cars that don't need to be constantly replaced and recycled?