Those tough little fuckers are hard to kill.

I just run the vehicle until all the oil is gone, then replace the engine. No mess.

From another engineer: No reds, we’re good to go!

It’s just the latest Mike Hughes attempt to prove Flat Earth theory.

While clearly not street legal, I’ve always like this one:

Damned corporate firewall. Can’t post a pic...

Will the Ford Police Interceptor sedan still be available in the US?

I’d be game with the issuance of claw hammers to every single adult on the plane. Anybody gets out of line, give ‘em a little poke. You see them trying to light their shoe on fire, pound away.

I’m pretty sure this is the basic plotline for several missions in GTA 4.

But which direction does it swirl?

David, this is awesome. I’m so glad you made it and got to spend some time on the trails. The 1984 AMC Eagle my folks had when I was in high school had the same issue with vacuum shift for 4WD. So it was actuated the same way you did, by crawling underneath with a screwdriver. Good luck getting her home!

or to use as a gateway for your adorable dog(s) or other domesticated animals

Also known as the six pack escape hatch.

Didn’t the Chevy Avalanche have something like this?

Just doing his civic duty.

You mean like the ones on MY jeep? :)

So you guys are saying you experienced snowy weather while driving a vehicle in the same level of roadworthiness as any of the POS vehicles my parents had during the 1980's?

The powertrain warranty extension applied to model years up to 2011. My 2012 was not included. The top of the head and chain case were very varnished, and I was experiencing some oil consumption, but not enough to enroll in the official oil consumption study. Comparing the old chain to the new one, the old one had…

Not always. 2012 Chevy Equinox 2.4L Ecotec. Interference engine. Timing chain stretch enough at 82k miles to jump a couple of teeth and crash almost all intake valves into the pistons. Car had regular oil changes at recommended interval using only Mobil 1 Full Synthetic.

“All Is Lost”(2013)