If I reduce pollution though I will have to suffer through more of these cold winters... and more of these articles.

Excuse me, I believe he said "die in an fire".

So should he die in a fire before or after August tho ?

Especially fast enough to hit the back of a semi hard enough to lodge yourself underneath it.

"It was snow blinding. We ran into the back of a semi-truck and he's not stopping and our car is embedded underneath of it," the caller from the minivan said. "Our windshields have completely shattered. I can't see nothing."

Name one of them Steve Jobs and let me drive at it...

Did you see that cocky son of a bitch skip across? God I've never wanted to hit something more than I do this dummy.

I sometimes feel as if I'm the last remaining person who Just Drives when he's behind the wheel. My phone never leaves my pocket, I'm not fiddling with things, and I don't have a back seat to lose stuff in.

I was looking at this another way. I'll bet there's a market for having a track where you can crash into this sort of dummy. Only you're allowed to bring in a picture and have it put on the dummy first. Or maybe 3D print a head with the features of your target. Mow 'em down without all the paperwork (and jail time,…

I prefer making getting and keeping a drivers license significantly harder to solve these issues.

Ah yes, an electrical connection in an area likely to have gasoline fumes. Can't imagine why that went away.

This doesn't mean anything to people who only buying "American". They probably own Chevys and Fords that had electronics sourced from Japan, an engine built in Canada, and fully assembled in Mexico, but still feel like they're sticking it to those fuckin foreigners.

HEY YOU TAKE THAT BACK. THE DEL SOL WAS SO FLY BACK IN IT'S DAY. THAT'S HOW PEOPLE IN THE 90'S KNEW YOU WERE A BALLER OR A HAIR DRESSER.

Thank God! We've been waiting for a new Beat.

You might think that, but you have no idea how hard it is to try to track down one because so many people want them.

Good for Nissan trying out something new ( for them ) But as with the Tundra, Nissan still likely have a big uphill battle mainly due to the typical demographic whom buys large sized pickup trucks. All one has to do is read comments on truck sites anytime anything not made by a domestic automaker is mentioned: " I…

At least early adopters of this new body style will know that the truck will still be in style for the next 15 years considering how often Nissan Updates the Body Style on the Titan.....

I'm just glad someone is going after the half ton diesel performance market. I still think there is more room for growth in the performance market than in the 3.0L economy market that Dodge, er I mean Ram, is going after. Hopefully this prompts GM to dust of the mini duramax.

This truck will sell based on the Cummins engine alone. Ive heard tons of people say they buy the Ram HD truck for the Cummins, not for the Ram.