Yes. Camry is like a cloak of invisibility.

Usually my flights are of the 10-14 hour range. So it generally takes a lot for me not to go stir crazy. Noise-cancelling headphones (good ones!) are a must. they make the whole flight a lot less exhausting.

This article is bullshit. Literally nobody has ever been “blasted” with a Klobb. “Missed by” a Klobb often, “tickled” occasionally.

Those crossovers and SUVs are also DRAMATICALLY more fuel efficient than the same size vehicles were 15 years ago so maybe they are getting the efficiency they want.

In this article: A video of an elderly gentletruck taking a leisurely stroll in his retirement years.

Mack had good takes...I miss that kid.

Newer cars are more reliable, hands down. They require maintenance, and you can’t fix a ton on your own, unless you have a specific skill set, and you’re rarely going to be able to fix it on the side of the road with duct tape and spit.

At this point, D is to go forwards at idle speeds and R is to go backwards at full speed.

america works just like a car... you put it in (D) to go forward and (R) to go backwards...

To be fair, the Irish Republican Army was Northern Irish. The article references the Irish Republic.

Used VAG product. Automatic CP.

Can we go with this so its not a pile of shit by 50,000mi?

Saw this on NHTSA’s VPIC MID, published back in April of this year:

https://vpic.nhtsa.dot.gov/mid/home/displayfile/9dd88777-2146-4cfe-b1a8-5d33a04a62e8

The 2.2L Diesel is there but it has a weird hp rating. Maybe it’s a detuned version of the enhanced 2.2L Skyactiv-D to meet emission requirements? They also use that…

So far the choice to drift has been profitable if their costs to-date to do so amount to $400,000 as claimed above. The 70,000 tonnes works out to about 514 soybean contracts at the CME. The price for soybeans over the past month (roughly and conservatively) have gone from about $8.40 per bushel to over $9.00. On a…

Assuming that trailer wheels are supposed to be.. round... It seems we have some barrel distortion from a low grade security camera lens. Without access to the camera to map the distortion, this is what i came up with:

It’s not listed on Toyota’s site, but they do exist, so clearly somebody made some.

2nd gen Tundra, I’d say. Doublecab? It looks like it might be one with the wonky rear door handles on the rear pillar.

Something like this, I’m guessing...

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

First things first, this guy is an asshole.