Corporate speak possibly. Dude probably has an LS1 or maybe a Viper in his garage for track day dates

Nicely done. For me Watkins Glen is like a mystical place in a sense. I’ve been there twice for HPDE’s and each time I went, as soon as I set foot (tire?) on the property, it’s like I could actually feel the history of the place. And when I and some of my friends drove the historic circuit... amazing doesn’t begin to…

Once a suitable name has been found, I wonder if Jeep will issue a recall for a new name plate for existing vehicles? Since wifey drives a 2014 Cherokee, this will be interesting. However, chances are it’ll be gone way before that gets figured out.

Always wanted one of these back then.. It’s an NP from me. Some of the things that have been done, can be undone and not break the bank so to speak.

I can honestly say I have no intention of watching it.

Thanks!

Can you please tell me why the fan is still spinning? Is it because of the velocity of the air flowing through the engine? Because you know, I’m looking at movies (“shut down Number 2 engine!!” - engine spins down). Also curious why there would still be a fire?

Included

I love it.. It’s like a French Volvo 850

That’s good to know. Thanks!

The 1st Gen Volts have always intrigued me..just not convinced yet that they wouldn’t be more trouble than they’re worth...

Pirelli’s P Zero Corsa “cyber tires” that use internal sensors and a 5G connection to transmit data to the car

That looks just like the one that hit Raleigh that same year..I was caught in that too, as everyone got let out from work at the same time, trying to get home or pickup their kids.. A normal 30 minute drive turned into 4 hours..lol

I lived in the North (NYC) and the Midwest (Des Moines) before moving to the south and have seen my fair share of winter conditions. As most people, I don’t believe in going out in poor conditions for the hell of it, but I’m caught in said conditions or if I MUST go, there’s really no choice for me but to push on as…

Yep!

Indeed. So have I.

Probably should point a finger at the Northerners who think they are better drivers in winter conditions, then come down South and make the same mistakes or worse. And this is coming from someone who was born and raised in Jamaica, lives in the South, and has never had an issue driving in winter conditions.

and you don’t want to make a deal with the devil to keep your car running.

They look like Borbet Type C wheels (even though the Borbets are aftermarket). Still, that design right there is a favorite of mine

Many cab-overs still running around in Jamaica too, used for maneuverability