And people eat it up as evidenced by whoever is clapping. “Fuck yea I’m seeing a wreck!”

It appears they build these buggers tougher than your average F1 or Indy car. That was basically bumper cars the entire race, with no f’s given about racing lines or overtaking rules. If it wasn’t for them sounding like slot cars, I would forsake F1 for this.

Do you remember when mustangs went to irs for better handing? Jeeps still have solid axles front AND rear. Its hard to make something like that ride and hand well. Heavy duty trucks are the same way. They have gotten better, but they still feel sketchy when you hit uneven pavement at speed.

please give him the job!

I want this to happen very badly.

Shoeynanigans?

Like...The Stig’s American Cousin was funny, and I think that way of lampooning us Yanks is great. Making fun of Hammond for loving US culture is great fun too. But the character they had Skinner playing was almost deliberately bad. It wasn’t clever, it was shallow.

...because, as he was told, his “character wasn’t developed.”

Randy Pobst needs to be the new “American”.

...does that mean he’s not coming on then?

I keep hearing about how only a small percentage of cops are problems, and that on the whole, they’re no worse than the general population. This is bullshit.

I test drove a manual JK and could not get it back to the dealer fast enough. Not sure who buys them, they are awful.

I can’t wait to see/drive one of these things. I know I want one, it’s just a matter of whether I want the manual or auto. The current JK is not a fun manual to drive IMO. Really clunky and numb. I’m aware it’s an off-road vehicle, but if it’s not fun on the road, it’s not fun on the road. This thing will have to be…

“Used Magnums”

You really should have gone allcaps on “contrived nonsese” (sic).

That’s a mighty big rant for someone that didn’t watch the video.

Power is the energy it took to read a loquacious explanation, over time.

NASCAR already endorses it! Every final lap!

Depends; are they Richard Petty Motorsports fans? Because losing is a tradition as well.

This post combines Volvo’s and millenials, two things historically Ihaven’t been fond of, yet I like the car and the service seems to make sense.