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Pineapple on pizza?! [New Jersey has entered the game] Out! Get out, you infidel!

Menard’s? This guy knows how to Michigan.

All the way across New Jersey, from NYC area to Philly area. That’s about 60 miles, but often feels like a trip to the far side of the galaxy. Driving on the road close to home is my inspiration for wanting to drive off-road far away from home.

where the traffic is brutal and the roads suck it’s perfect for using crawl mode :-)

Ho-broken!

Sweet mother of Grogu, that’s exactly the kind of intel I’ve been looking for! thank you!

Pictures of four tall people in the four door. I mean genuinely tall - 6’2” or more. We need to see how our tall sons will fit in the back seat and if we will all fit at one time.

Excuse me, the incoming Vice Chancellor in Charge of Virtue Signaling would like to have a word with you. You’re going to be assigned to a re-education camp, where you’ll write, “I love me a Prius” on the chalkboard a million times, like Bart Simpson.

Thinking about the fuss over what’s the top speed ... what does it matter? Are you really planning to drive a solid axle vehicle at 200 mph? One that’s shaped like a brick and has tires that have huge sidewalls relative to their width? Bouncy springs? The one whose undercarriage sits higher...

205 MPH, you say? Theoretically speaking? Challenge accepted! [Just kidding, I’m a very careful driver IRL.]

A lowered Miata? That’s an Olympic luge sled, with a motor!

You can always use the +/- function on the automatic gear shifter in order to manually shift down a gear or two if you hit a slope where you want more torque pronto. But in stop and go traffic you’ll be condemned to shifting forever and always. I live in a super dense area with traffic that is...

In what way are you saying the headroom data is wrong? Are you saying there is more headroom? Less? And on what basis?

And if you do not go Squatch, like me, then Badlands still has the front locker, disco bar, beefier front axle, upgraded shocks.

Did some research. Indeed, thieves have figured this out. They capture the fob signal and then repeat it to the car. Locked doors won’t help - sometimes they can unlock them, and hey - aren’t a lot of us going soft top anyway? Two smart ideas- take the key fob deep into the house with you...

Him: Honey, what would you think of a Bronco for our next car? Her: What’s that? Him: it’s like a Jeep, but made by Ford. It can climb mountains, swim rivers, dance across sand dunes, swing across vines and fly like Superman. Her: only if it comes in blue. Him: um, ok? Yeah, we can make that...

Nope. Never had one. After reading some news articles, I don’t want one either. My Ford key fob stopped working correctly years ago. It won’t unlock the doors, though I can use it to drive. I paid money to have it fixed. It worked for about two weeks and reverted to not working. People want to...

hey, I don’t know what small town you’re in but my town has 50K people per sq mile. Organized car theft gangs load up in my area and then ship the stolen vehicles to Africa in containers for resale. If they’re not able to steal it they may just carjack it. (Go google Short Hills Mall, dude from...

Remote start - assuming that most folks live in suburbs and cities, and not in the woods ... how doesn’t this wind up getting your car stolen? I gotta think that thieves would be savvy to the idea of nice new cars sitting unguarded in the driveway warming up. Why not jump in, drive it away and...