So... What’s wrong with taking the back streets?

Bud Light presents: Real Men of Genius

Some people say a 900 lb-ft engine is overkill. But one day they’ll need to tow a cruise ship from the dry dock, and that’s when they’ll come crying to you.

Like if you‘ve been around long enough to know where that reference came from.

It’s an SUV now.

Many loops.

I like this whole “dress up as a competitor” camo thing.

I’m hoping to see new Broncos with seven slot grilles soon.

They say it’s not the destination that matters. But it turns out, it’s not the journey either.

NO NO NO I HAVE A 500 MILES COMMUTE AND NEVER STAY ANYWHERE MORE THAN 3 MINUTES EV HAVE NO FUTURE AND THERE’S NOT ENOUGH LITHIUM CANCEL EV TESLA PANEL GAPS

On the other hand, I’ve been wondering recently why there isn’t a competing monster truck series of similar caliber to Monster Jam, and the only reason I could come up with was that nobody with the interest in doing so would have deep enough pockets to organize events of the same scope. Enter, Mattel.

It sounds like there are some real merits to the suit, but the idea that Bone Shaker is a rip-off of Grave Digger is hilarious. Bone Shaker is a several years old Hot Wheels casting, of which there are many versions.

Breaking News: The Lego Silverado just won the JD Power Award for Initial Quality.

Cadillac isn’t really a “luxury” brand. They’re a semi-luxury brand. They’re slightly more luxurious than a regular brand but without the investment to move into the true luxury brand range like Mercedes. Basically, Cadillac falls in to competition with the low and mid-range Mercedes vehicles but they really have…

Technic at that scale is hard to capture the detail. Even the speed champions minifig scale sets are hard to look at. I love LEGO and cars, but damn its some ugly pile of pieces.

The only thing more problematic than these lames is, in fact, Kinja.

This is only true because I won’t be able to afford one until my kids are out of college, not because I don’t want one now.

Of all the movies in the franchise, Tokyo Drift showcased the most legitimate driving talent. IIRC, Rhys Millen was the lead stunt driver of a group that included Sam Hubinette and Tanner Foust. The scene where they drifted a Z33 Fairlady Z (JDM 350z) cleanly up the spiral parking ramp was completely real.

2 lighters........most fullsize gm car back in the day had 4 lighters...

When I saw that they finally published the pizza take, I was sad that I saw it late and couldn’t pile on with the haters early. Luckily, I had already eviscerated her terrible argument in the summer and they kept the comment on the final post!

Range Rover owners really shouldn’t cry about this.