@jerrygspin: So I wasn't the only one disappointed by this omission?

I just spent a portion of my day ogling a 68 r/t Charger, and I have to say that filler cap is a wonderful representation of the old Mopar Details.

@shift321: wait - you're joking right? You've actually not heard that before weezy? I'm confused

@gaslcnc: thanks for the article (highly suggested reading)

@Spiegel of Arabia: hahahahaha

@Ding-Dang: Troll! Watch the video!

Never before have I wanted to f*ck a girl in feathers so bad...

@rbauman08: Obscure reference to this Home Alone quote:

Mopar owned the landyacht era.

@hollohill: Agreed.

So basically everything us power users already have will now be standard?

Am I the only one who thinks the dak meat is the tastiest part?

@moonshadowkati: Agreed. At this point if I see anyone drinking PBR I don't even identify them as hipsters, but people posing as hipsters.

@KillerBee: wait - how much was a 100 piece bucket?

@JJ Iburg: Can't believe this hasn't been promoted. Just cause it's the obvious answer doesn't mean it's not the right one.

@Ben Wojdyla: I only hope your reply wasn't. Increasingly, any remake / refresh is just a disappointment. I actually think BMW's Mini is a pretty good car, but I'm not sure that the 1000 lb weight gain over the original can be explained away by increasing safety standards. Unfortunately, "German-based" and "bloated"…

I'm shocked. I've never disagreed more with Jalopnik. This refresh is a complete catastrophe. The Wrangler should not be getting a nicer interior with power everything, it should be embracing its roots. It should be offered in military style flat green / sand. An optional matching spare gas tank on the tailgate.…

@Carey.Laius: Also - saying the intro made you lose faith in humanity kind of sounds like the hyperbolic phrasing you found so stupid... Easily just as bad as calling LL & Snoop the biggest names in rap

@Carey.Laius: he may spend his time on shitty sitcoms now, but LL is historically significant as a rapper. pretty sure radio was one of the first rap albums to do well on the charts

Too good to be true...