He means he was looking for a wild ride and he got one.  And, fuck this guy.  If he can never ride an ATV again I’m ok with that.  And btw I am an ACAB guy.

There is a consistent historical pattern (or trap) for “Great Men” that descend first into megalomania and eventually mental illness. At least three Americans come immediately to mind - Howard Hughes, Henry Ford, Steve Jobs. My theory is it comes from being an outside thinker who then gets surrounded by yes men. The…

Dude needs to learn about Senna loafers...

Both things can be true: Johnny Depp has anger issues, and Amber Heard failed to prove she was a victim of domestic violence in court.

Yeah but this one looks better

As someone who works in software QA, this is very true.

When I hear tungsten I think of the HIMARS missiles that carry tungsten berries which are dispersed very rapidly when the missile explodes overhead and pierces whatever is so unlucky to be targeted below.

Lets see. Hard and brittle, bound to fail when it inches out its very specific use case. Seems fitting for a Ram alright.

You don’t get it; luxury truck buyers are buying luxury that is nicely camoflauged by an aura of manliness. So, Tungsten is absolutely perfect. Not insecure bro is going to want a Saphire pickup truck, come on now.

Well isn’t that nice you know all about Tungsten; to bad you do not know all about a mate

“For the life of me, I cannot see how this designation “Tungsten” works to suggest top-of-the-line luxury.”

It works because its a truck.

If people bought only what they needed, automotive life would be boring.

A friend’s dad was a machinist in the aerospace industry. He made up 4 titanium wedding bands at the shop, in case he lost one. By the time the marriage ended, he was on ring #3.

Not as good as Depleted Uranium for Tank Rounds

Tungsten = Heavy, all you need to know about this truck

Probably because the word sounds sexy. People buy wedding rings as an alternative to gold, if I remember correctly.

I appreciate the info, makes sense.

I mean, we already have plenty of people that will tune in to watch video game races where the cars don’t exist.

Exactly. It’s called rail dust. I started seeing those orange specks on my pearl white Volt. They rub off because they’re on top of the clear coat, but on SS they’d be hell. Crazy how much metal is on the roads