Regardless of your opinion on the styling, they’re strikingly hard to work on and strikingly badly made. That’s something. For the record, I like the angular lines of the earlier 3rd generation and rounder 90’s curves of the ‘98-’02 4th gens. The ‘93-’97 was an awkward step between the two, like a gawky teenager.

On the bright side of things, the air conditioning will keep the shift knob from getting hot enough to burn your hand...

I’d say Thanos. The 6x6 is TOAA.

Because starting a war in the south Pacific with the world’s largest economy worked out so well for the last people to try it...

That’s improbable - I just watched a Motorweek retro review of nearly the naturally aspirated, solid front axle 1985 version over my lunch break yesterday. Graverobberr, stop reading my mind!

WHAT???

I was really questioning your sanity reading this article, and then I saw this. That’s it, I’m sold.

The reports of a loud crash and people being thrown up in the air followed by bouncing sounds the train hit a broken rail, knocking it off the rails, causing it to roll over when it hit a curve or some uneven terrain. Broken rails are usually caused by fatigue cracks that lead to catastrophic failure in rapid swings…

California, along with similar nanny states such as New York and my home of New Jersey, outright ban, tax, or limit everything fun.

I’m not sure how this is related to the article, but I love it. What is it from?

This is the most Japanese thing I’ve seen all month.

I’m fond of the Belgian demo team’s livery myself, but the Dutch color sure do pop.

I was going to recommend Florida, but they will never be able to reach it.

This is very true. The Yellow Sea is a dangerous place and we’d hate for the North Koreans to suffer a naval disaster there.

I love it when F-16s are painted in non-US standard colors. The Moroccan camoflage pattern is particularly attractive.

It might be a version of the Shtora active defense system used on the T-90.

I’d love to hear the story behind this one.

I guess he won’t be making it to the big invasion party in Mariupol.

Drones and robot tanks you say?

We don’t need a new one when the Abrams is everything we will need for the next 30 years. Bonus points for a diesel engine swap to make fuel consumption less catastrophic.