In Japan, there are a lot of villages with tiny streets that are barely wide enough for two or three people to walk abreast. These vehicles ARE the crew cab pickups over there.
Outboard engines. Fishing gear and resultant fish. Manure.
No. You do NOT need a push button ignition.
How hard is it to build a van really? Come on, VW. Jeez.
I’m rooting for John Waters to run.
This is the correct answer.
What I want to know, is why I should buy this instead of an Accord?
When people used to buy 45's, they played both sides.
I would argue that when you get all the things you want, it is worth the price, even if that price is more than vehicles that DON’T have all the things you want.
COTD
That’s the spirit!
That a false equivalence. Many inexpensive seats are just as safe as the more expensive ones. People buy the expensive ones thinking that they are buying more safety, but how many people even do the research to see which really and truly are safer?
Brilliant guy. But I think the saddest part of his life was the fact that he had to change his name from Stanley Lieber (NYC Jewish roots) in order to make it in comics. The number of our real life heroes who had to Anglicize in order to succeed in the arts is stultifying.
Not to be flippant, but apparently that’s become necessary. The ADL has had recommendations on security for some time now:
My first thought. An untapped market.
Farm the alluvial dead zones like the Mississippi Sound. There is already too much nitrogen and phosphorus there. One thing could remediate the other thing.
That’s because the people that buy them are already skating close to the financial edge, or they would be buying a crew cab F150. Duh.
That’s not a drinking game, that’s suicide.