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It's not that I mind small spaces, I like them. Heck, when I moved to the USA I lived in my Jeep for many months, then an 8-foot camper for another year or so while looking around and deciding where to live. What I don't like is being close to other people. Like "vacationing" in an RV campground.

On that subject, could somebody please explain the word "apartment" to me. Should be something like "sardinement" instead, I'd think.

Wouldn't work well for me. I get antsy when seeing apartment buildings...or even when able to see a neighbor a 1/4 mile a way.

Uh, uh. They do not want people in prisons.

If they want vehicles to be safer, start with removing the damn touch screen, and replace it with buttons and/or dials that can be used without taking your eyes off the road.

My creativity isn't always doormant.

Okay, I may have finally figured this out. Thanks to the now allowed Jeep connection. AM General made Postal Jeeps, so that makes my AM General a very close relative. Combined with the Cummins engine, just like in a Dodge or Ram, it's really a shoe-in. And the crowning touch. it's a 2-door. If...

I know, I did go back and reread the rules. And it explains why my Trackhawk entry never stood a chance. Not so much because it had too many doors, but the brand wasn't on the approved list. At this point I think my Ram 3500 may be my best bet. After all, it has pulled some six 6.2 powered...

I know. Audi does it, too. That's why I call the girlfriend's RS6 Avant a "coupe hatchback".

Yes, but a good one in this case. Less Furds and fewer 4-doors released to an unsuspecting public is not a bad thing.

Oh, I see an M8 gran sedan.

Meh, they saw the light and decided not to get 4-door station wagons, then cancelled their orders. Meanwhile. Furd is waiting for ChargerChallenger to buy them all.

Okay, but where do we draw the line? For example, I have a 2-door with a Cummins, but it's not a Ram. Rams usually comes with Cummins engines, so in that sense it should qualify. I suppose I can't enter anything, really, as long as it identifies as something that falls within the rules. Damn...

A 4-door coupe, huh? Yeah, I've noticed that these days they call everything just about anything. What used to be a station wagon can now be a coupe, if they lean the rear window forward a little. Like on a Seventies Kingswood...except those were still station wagons since the wokeness wasn't...

It doesn't.

Supposedly it's just as reliable as chat.

A different sticker, as I understand it.

Makes sense. How fast can an Easter egg possibly be?

And there's the reason I went with Granite. Destroyer Gray would've been a close second. Combined with debadging, it's a a fairly incognito car...when I want it to be.

Well, primarily as insurance against getting the (mere) 16,000-lb. Unimogs stuck again, plus I need to move two containers. And I also have a habit of ending up being the neighborhood rescue person. Already asked my neighbor if he wants a different view from his house, since I'd think that the...