(Not so) grounded to the ground.

This would still sell on AutoTrader for $35k.

now that’s how you record cell phone video.

“... hit a set of spike strips going 115 MPH, subsequently barreled off of the road and into a drainage ditch, launched the truck into the air and landed on a car parked at a restaurant” 

I wish I hadn’t.

I drive Boston traffic every week and I do just fine. I’ve never gotten in an accident and I never wind up delayed any more than anyone else, often less actually.

Generally I agree and I do the same but I don’t assume someone will let me in and bully my way anyways if they don’t. It is not your right to cut in anyways or their responsibility to let you cut in. Usually you can see when people leave you space to merge, that wasn’t the case here. The cop was forced to hard brake a…

The cop was in the lane and therefore had the right of way. The Sequoia should have waited until someone yielded to him before making the lane change. That being said, I agree that the cop was a jerk for not allowing the merge.

Um no, a signal light does not give the driver the right to cut in, drive through or turn into anything.

Reasons to not move to Texas:

What else did you expect? It’s Surrey, the most boring place on the planet.

Do Massachusetts-Rhode Island-Connecticut count, or are you limiting this to Good States?

New England states?

i can fit a raptor there.

That’s because reliable cars don’t need tow points.

Hmm I see, I see... Followup question: what are those 4 round thingies at the corners of a car? 

Geezus! Do you have to ask? Most people don’t know where the oil dipstick is.

A wife?

Drop your budget by minimum $5K because you’ll be spending the difference on fuel. Likely more over three years, compared to a European car.

WHY would you bring something from the US when you can buy something better and cheaper (used) in England?!?