Yes and I follow tread lightly and stay on the trails and pick up after myself and try to leave no trace and follow all the rules and regulations of the areas I go to.  

This is a bit like being mad at traffic isn’t it?

Back around 2010 I made a few trips out to CO, exploring and camping in the mountain backcountry.  Didn’t realize I was overlanding.. just think of all those instagram hashtags I could have used!

I have no problem if someone likes a Prius (or IDK, a Nissan Leaf with dying batteries). It’s not my cup of tea, but I realize it’s some clever engineering and if the technology can eventually find it’s way into a vehicle that does meet my needs, than great.

But when Jalopnik decides that the best person to review a…

Seriously. A bunch of people who evidently hate cars but fell ass-backwards into a job at a car site, and a bona fide enthusiast as nutty as the rest of us. Bravo for this piece and the depth of the reporting inside the factory.

There’s THIS....and then there’s the rest of Jalopnik. Hard to believe this is on the same site. Thanks for the awesome posts Mr. Tracy. One of the only reasons I keep coming back.

I really wish Shota had won. I think they had picked Gabe to win before the finale even happened.

That reduces your attendance. Only the hardcore will want to sit in freezing cold weather in January. I love WRC, I’m a WRC+ yearly subscriber, but you wouldn’t catch me in Minnesota in January.

there’s has been plenty of european rally cars brought over to compete over the years. It can be all done under the temporary import permit and the cars can drive on the roads. 

I just saw a WRC Fiesta, R5/Rally 2 Fiestas, an R5/Rally 2 Hyundai, and a Skoda in SOFR, it’s not a problem.

Am I the only one bothered by the fact that the car is angled into traffic and the wheel is turned waiting for the opportunity to make the left turn?

Believe me even when you have two kids you are better off with a minivan. you eventually drive grandparents around with you and the minivan is the only option where they can actually get in the back seats. When you take that road trip to the beach or travel for christmas and thanksgiving you need all that cargo space.…

I rented a Mazda5 once and had to put 5 other adults in it for a short drive. Nope, too small.

Minivans are way more capable than crossovers and when you are at that stage in your life you will be thankful you have one. Minivan ownership is like the guy who is balding and decides to just shave his head because he has accepted his lot in life and doesnt care what others think. Crossovers owners are like the dude…

I recently rented a current AWD Toyota Sienna and AWD RAV4. The Sienna drove better, had nicer materials and engine nvh was in a different class. The turning circle was pretty much the same as well. A base Sienna is definitely more expensive than a base RAV4 but I rarely see base spec’d out CUVs.  If I had two or more…

people need to be offended, anything will do

Personally I like it.  I wouldn’t pay for it, but would be happy to drive this truck.  I like the old school exterior looks, but the power and comforts of the modern truck.  

“And I sure as hell don’t see the need for this much horsepower in anything.”

I definitely give them kudos for setting that number pad into the sheet metal like that.

It’s not swapped because the truck is a 2014 Raptor. The skin has been swapped, not the frame / drivetrain / interior. It’s essentially a body kit.