Honestly, this might push more people into a F-150... you can have this truck for x dollars OR for mere hundreds more you can have a full-size one that can haul more, tow more and fit more people!

Honestly, the puddles were large enough that he could have not veered and still soaked the pedestrians... that’s a rookie mistake.

We played that game a few years ago.

I wonder what new vehicle (using MSRP) holds the title for best power to dollar ratio?  The Demon is almost $100/HP, the Challenger R/T Scat Pack is $82/HP... it would be an interesting study to see.

Power to dollar ratio. Interesting.

The campground I was in last week was filled mostly with Outbacks.  There were some other crossovers and some crew cabs, but the Outback was by far the most popular single model. 

Jeep’s marketing is phenomenal. It’s the car people “want” to buy. It’s the only lower end car I can think of that has that kind of brand cachet.

But honestly... how many people who bought the Demon are ever going to use the cruise control?  I’m surprised it was even offered, they could have saved some grams by eliminating the buttons.

I overheard someone the other day say “Every vehicle in this campground is either a truck, a SUV or a Jeep.” I was blown away buy how good Jeep brand marketing must be that people consider them in their own vehicle category. I can’t remember seeing a commercial where Ford or GM openly compete with Jeep. While they are…

This is one of the better looking Benz’s I’ve seen.  Especially in that red color.

And you know that isn’t 125k of nice driving either...

Anal Wrangler... hilarious!

Names that perfectly fit the vehicle and what it feels like to drive one are great: Jeep Wrangler and Ford Mustang are two of the best.

He’d go into a series of quick turns, and I’d be looking in disbelief at how the telemetry for “Accelerator” is pinned at 100% the whole way through. Damn!

I think I was most impressed/amazed by the lack of braking he used.  He would tap the brakes and then accelerate almost immediately.  He hit some of those sharp turns at 70mph!

“and the high-volume LT trim will be up as much as $700 less than the current model, starting at $38,395 for 2019.”

It was a matte finish, it would look even better IMO

Ford is already offering to exchange engine parts for the return of urinals. The program is called “Pistons for Pissed-ons”.

The real question is will the guy who stole a urinal offer it back too?

I know it’s not exact but my first thought when looking at that is the Dodge Viper ACR.