It’s the stylistic equivalent of the “SHUT UP WHEN I’M TALKING TO YOU!!!1" bit in Linkin Park’s One Step Closer.

That’s not angry.

Can’t unsee that now...

Every time I see the angry eye Wranglers I start speaking as if I were the “angry” Wrangler. It’s always in a pouty little child’s voice and it’s usually something like, “Beep, beep! I’m so mad that we’re stuck in traffic, I’m so mad and you need to get out of my way before I get madder! Hmmph!”

That is why I love happy cars.

I’ve got a 1994 F-250 4x4 extended cab with a 460 and a 5 speed manual. Also, 106,000 miles. I wouldn’t sell it for $25,000, because it’s irreplaceable.

Just missing the rear window unfortunately.

Sign you up and get off your lawn?

One of the truckiest trucks to ever truck!

One more reasons why the damn dealers needs to be removed from the process.

Fuck these leaches.

So you don’t have to watch the video, here are the 5 features mentioned:

As the owner of an NB I’ll agree with the above suggestion.

A WRX they’re in manual 80% of the time and if you don’t crazily modify them they’re pretty reliable and it’s equally fast and fun to drive.

There’s nothing faster than a rental car.

Kia EV6 is rated to tow 2,300, but I haven’t seen any US hitches available yet.

EV6 has a factory tow hitch as an option and rated to tow 2300 lbs.

You can spec the Polestar 2 with a electrically operated hidden 1/4" tow bar that’s rated to tow 2000 lbs. I’ve only used it with a 2 bike Küat rack so far but it’s really slick and apparently gives you on screen reversing guidance when towing.

If by “mount,” you mean “dragon,” that was good ol’ Roy Wort.

I always loved these things, but the more I came to learn about automotive mechanics and began fixing up my own cars, the more I realized what a wasted opportunity the prowler was. I’d still buy it... but not at that price. I could always get a moderately used, more modern Mustang GT or Camaro SS to get a proper…

It’s interesting to read the comment section in different websites. I just read a lot of praise for the design elsewhere and then come here and read a lot of criticism.