I will, British folk are more arrogant and rude than the internet suggests, so maybe it'll balance out. Thanks for the advice, all I'm concerned about is bath salt zombies.

I'm going to Orlando, doing all the parks, and heading out to Kennedy Space centre in the middle, there probably wont be much travelling afar as I'm only around for a week and staying on international drive in Orlando for the whole time.

The older Subaru's were even more fronted than that, they kept the spare wheel behind it.

This cutaway doesn't do it justice, but my 96 Impreza, the fly wheel was forward of the center line of the front wheels and the engine continued forward from there.

You call that an XT?

Once it has been seen, it cannot be unseen.

[A bison inspects a new Subaru in a new advertisement or something. Photo Credit: Subaru]

Another G500/G550. Then take it to Dyno Comp in Arizona and have them lift it.

I hope you're a troll (or 12), I almost throw up when I see a GXP G6. The elongated grill is one thing, but that wing is teribad. Also worth noting this isn't a wide body kit, like at all.

Lamborghini Countach! Talk about wide body kits. 15 years of production through the 80s will do that I guess.

OOOOOH. I kind of figured there might be, given how close we are to another country that gets a lot of cool stuff we didn't. Lovely car.

Only one in Texas?

I can neither confirm nor deny that my wife's Forester was repeatedly hooned on the long dirt/gravel road leading towards our daughter's Girl Scout camp...

Probably because its a radio controlled helicopter... and not a fucking-god-damn-stop-using-that-word DRONE!!

It would if your course consisted of more than one steep hill.

Me too. I'm not sure how far they'll take it, but it does seem to be a credible, inexpensive, and reliable (?) alternative to the Land Cruisers and Discos that would be easy to daily. They do make ARB bull bars and snorkels and stuff if you want to take it a bit farther. Expedition use is not about rock crawling and…

gotta say, that's pretty impressive.