After a bit of fighting and back and forth we compromised and got an XA41 Rav4

Gas Town produces the fuel... (https://madmax.fandom.com/wiki/Gas_Town)

Meanwhile, Max doesn’t shit during the entire flick.

CGI is probably not the finished product in an early trailer.

“Grease the landing” have different meaning to these pilots...

It is well known that he has no patience...

Those trucks don’t seem legit. Here in SoCal, if the accident has law enforcement response, they will call the contracted towing company on rotation, which has set hourly rates (admittedly not cheap).

Here in SoCal, we had the rotation system too, every 5th week was our company’s turn to respond city police, or CHP initiated calls. The response time had to be 15 minutes or less (from call received to on the scene). If the company constantly broke the response time, the contract was revoked.

I did not, nobody has time to read beyond the first paragraph when it is wrong. J/K my bad, should have read beyond the first paragraph.

Or bringing up the Veyron, but not the piece where James May (Captain Slow) drives it 250MPH around the VW test circuit.

Sweet, I caught the promo of the new Fargo season and definitely piqued my interest. Thanks.

Are the Fargo seasons standalone stories, or a continuous storyline?

Not bad, although I like fifth element cars better.

This is a legit case to install and use a push bumper on my vehicle, I mean I wouldn’t do it, but I can dream can’t I?

Lol, I was looking for this comment.

Paint it green and call it Kermit...

This happened about 25 years ago. City police call at 1:00am, bad part of the town, I mean “do not come here without police escort” bad. Arrived on scene, single police cruiser with officers standing around a beat up Honda. Stolen car, they say, standard city impound. Soon as I pulled in front of the car to hook it…

My high school buddies and I snuck into the 1992 Hungarian Moto GP race at the Hungaroring. The outer fence were about a km away from the the actual race grounds, nobody were watching, so we hopped the fence (more like squeezed by the concrete wall and the barbed wire top), then casually walked onto the grounds and…

1978 Volvo 242 was my first car (mine was maroon and not orange, but other than that it looked identical to the ‘75 one), bought it at a police auction for 300 bucks. Loved that car!

About the Oldsmobile, when our kids were born and we were ready to leave the hospital, a nurse came out with us, to check if we have properly installed child seats. Maybe the staff in that picture just cares too much...