Lexus GX and 4runner share a platform. Why were they separately listed but the Landcruiser and LX not separately listed?

I spent the last eight years in the American South.

Looks more Tacoma to me

This deserves more stars

I came here to post something similar.

The add-on (or unnecessary) spoiler. Downforce is great if you drive on a track or have a car with enough performance to matter. On your 120hp front-wheel drive compact car? No. Just no. Please stop.

it’s responsive enough that you likely wouldn’t miss a manual transmission after a certain amount of seat time anyway.

Generally, when Dave says always cash, Dave isn’t talking to someone who is financially savvy enough to already have wealth and understand that sometimes you can get what is “free money” on a car purchase. That is an oversimplification of Dave. Yes, he does say always cash, but there is more to it.

twinkie?

my username = this article?

Thats a van, and literally shares the same platform with the Pilot.

But to those of you that choose a crossover over a wagon, shame on you.

the idea that a human must be present in the driver’s seat is a ridiculous requirement based on fear and a lack of trust

I disagree that it is a good thing. I also disagree that horses are ‘common.’ Today horses are essentially a luxury item, and I think enthusiast cars are headed in that same direction. Hence why I said “affordable”

Are horses common? In regular use? Are they in use (outside of farms or similar) at all?

We live in a world where cars can almost drive themselves all thanks to some radar and GPS technologies. There might not be too many fully autonomous cars on the road right now, but just you wait.

Don’t knock (pun intended) the hitting the starter with a hammer thing... I have absolutely zero clue why, but I learned that from my Dad and I’ve started many a GM vehicle with that trick.

Posted this on the other “cool” list, but I figured he could be on either list.

No Billy Gibbons? C’mon, he is super cool. Rock’n’roll & awesome cars — doesn’t get a whole lot cooler than that.

Just got off of #2. It is huge by huge — very hard to quantify without seeing it in person. The highest guest room is 17 floors off of the water (where I stayed). The ship was the tallest building in Nassau as far as we could tell while at the port. A cruise may not be for everyone, but this ship really does have a…