One has to assume the interior smells like decomposing corpses, or there’s coolant in the oil.

I need to get a front clip for one of these ASAP, 3d scan it, and start designing and developing a proper face for it to sell in the aftermarket.

Useful in the drive-through so your passenger can pay for and receive their own food separately.  Or at drive-up ATMs.

Tire Rack:

First time I saw one of those I said to myself, “Huh?  Why is that turtle wearing a red hat and carrying a flag?”

My brother once had a 30 yard dumpster delivered for some home renovations.  After it was full, the trash company was unresponsive to requests to have it removed.  It was blocking the narrow driveway (and access to the garage out back), so a plan was formed over a few beers.  We grabbed a bottle jack and a bunch of…

“The behavior does not reflect what normal shoppers do. Most people use it to ask a question like, ‘My brake light is on, what do I do?’ or ‘I need to schedule a service appointment,’” Howitz told Business Insider. “These folks came in looking for it to do silly tricks, and if you want to get any chatbot to do silly…

A coworker of mine was on this flight. He reported it was quite a miserable experience all around.

Sort of related: Know that you can store/transport 120+ bottles or cans of beer in the Stow N’ Go compartments under the 2nd row seats of a 10 year old Dodge Grand Caravan. Here’s 48 bottles under just the driver side compartment.  You can put another 48 on the passenger side and at least another 24 in the middle:

I’m going against Torchinsky’s wagon rules.  All crossovers are just lame-ass wagons.  

I am well-aware, but it gave me an excuse to generate a flaming free-falling horse image, which is nice.

How much is the horse worth? I’d have been tempted to just dump the horse and keep the 20 tons of fuel. It would burn up on reentry, right? Right?!

It’s just Marty McFly needing some fuel.

I think all electric cars should make sounds from the Jetsons.

Screw all of this.  Every last bit.  I subscribe to NOTHING.

Somebody else’s customization project that they have become disinterested in that one can only assume has been hammered on in every imaginable way. ND.

Chevy Equinox with the 2.4L Ecotec that is prone to jumping time and crashing valves into pistons at sub 60k miles. Runner up: Ford Fusion with 1.5L EcoBoost that needs a new engine block at 20k miles due to insufficient head gasket cross section between cylinder and coolant passage, then starts firing off random CELs…

I solve this by keeping my car in my gun.

The US Rangers: a super elite force of one that is wishing, hoping, pining for some kind of disaster so they can spring into action.

I’ve been all-in on the Cooper Evolution Winter on my last three vehicles. I have been running a set on my late-model Dodge Durango AWD with excellent results and just bought another set for my new CR-V Hybrid AWD. They are fairly inexpensive and do great even without studs. Plus they don’t burn away during that…