The thing america needs right now is a revival of the mini-truck.

In this case, the bark WAS worse than the bite.

Some Cybertruck owners say their fellow Cybertruckers are blowing things out of proportion, and one said it’s a good idea to not “...drive it in the rain, or get it wet.

Massive wings on front wheel drive vehicles. 

Coal rolling fuel setup, bad for everyone around you, and for your truck too.

The classic 60's American door handle that’s basically just a chrome blade with an oval button under the rear end. These rule incredibly hard. 

Let’s go back in time, when cars were beautiful, and so were their door handles. Case in point, the absolute Italian diva: Lamborghini Miura and it’s ‘fin’ door handles

“Danger to manifold” didn’t make the floorboard fall out. People keep saying it and look like idiots to anyone that knows what actually happened in the scene. “Danger to manifold” made a bunch of green washers fall out of the glovebox, which then knocked the floorboard out. That’s why real racers only use blue…

In the world of 2 wheels, it would have to be the Kawasaki Vulcan 900.

I think the whole point of a lot of these “events” is to take over the street ie: be lawless so finding a place that would actually allow it defeats their purpose and likely a great deal of the thrill.

I don’t get buying a Jeep new anyway. If you use them for what they are intended for, they are just going to get beat up. If you want to use one as a car, they SUCK at it, so just don’t. So what’s the point of buying a shiny new one?

Dodge Durango. It was last redesigned 13 years ago and still costs over $41k for a 2WD base trim with cloth seats.

For me, it’s the 2024 Infiniti QX80 (MSRP: $74,150 - $88,450). I’ve driven one as a rental car and couldn’t believe the price they charge for this land barge. It’s old, slow, inefficient, large (but not roomy), cumbersome to drive, and, at least to my eyes, not even great to look at.

I once spent six long, boring weeks as the owner of a beige, 4 door, 1987 Chrysler LeBaron. The only interesting thing it ever did was detonate its motor on the freeway one night to a resounding “huh” from everyone on board.

Another squid making all other motorcycle riders look bad. I see similar behavior here in the Bay Area. All it takes is one move from a car, hitting a wet patch, etc. and it’s game over.

“...shared footage of himself hurdling down I-25 at speeds approaching 180 miles per hour.”

Gated and locked and no one around? It was unlocked and there was no gate when I got there. No idea where this melted steel where the hinges would usually be came from. Must be termites. 

Oh I was pretending to be insane.

I so love the Saab Sonett. I have driven several and want one very much:

I just can’t believe there are still people falling for the overpayment/return some money scam. This has been happening for at least 20 years. I know some kids at my college that got hit by that one back in ‘06 or so.