This is why “roughing it” for me is staying below concierge level at a nice hotel.

Being Australia I’m pretty sure there are spiders big enough to lift their RV and get them out of the mud if they managed to teach them.

You’re assuming that the car enthusiasts aren’t patronizing the shops there, which is a weird assumption since the whole thing started as people meeting up with their cool cars to drink coffee and get breakfast.

Ran peaks to prairies down it, drove it a fair bit, AGREED :)

Yeah, Kinja sucks and that is a fantastic drive (those two things are unrelated ;-).

If all people can say about a 400000 mile car is they do not like the wheels, that is a HUGE win for him.

The 6 cyclists’ attorneys have a good write-up about the accident and how they’re proceeding.

couldn’t they just run the plates and find the registered owner? it’s not like these are sunglasses and need to wait at lost and found for someone to claim

Irv Gordon’s ‘66 P1800 and it’s 3.25 Million miles agrees with your logic.

Toyota HiLux, obviously:

Any GMT-800 series truck. They look great (except for the cat-eye Silverados IMO, but some people love those too). They are the perfect combination of modern power and capability, without being way too big and stupidly tall like they all are now. They are very simple to work on, tremendously durable and incredibly…

I never turn of traction control on anything on public roads.
Risk vs Rewards ratio is never worth it

Ditches love Corvettes.

I wish cars like this had an easter egg where if the airbags go off while traction control is disabled the sound system plays this:

I’m not seeing a big problem here. When Kia first showed up as a brand here, the running joke was “Who would buy a car that was Killed In Action?”.

I’ve met Ryan several times at race weekends and had many conversations on Twitter with him. He is an absolutely awesome dude and we will watch/cheer for everything he is in. I am also one of those people who have Continental tires partially because of him and made sure to let Conti know about it too.

My wife pointed one out and asked me “Is that a Nine Inch Nails logo on that minivan?" You're spot on. 

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There is no conflict here: every safety training course I have ever taken, and it’s a significant number, across many industries and situations, always emphasize dealing with the threat immediately present, first.

Unruly passengers really ruin everyone’s day. Every plane should have an ejecto seato, cuz.