Its probably because you didn't get the brown, diesel, shooting brake model

Haha, indeed. I think anything below $45 is going to close enough wells in the US to cause a bounceback, but with the really big guys having already amortized their wells it's hard to say. They say Saudi production costs are down at or below $30/ barrel, which is why they can let the rest of OPEC get hammered.

Realistically, the asset owners are really going to be the only ones who are hurting, and that's where the article comes in- only the small-time stripper well owners are really going to get screwed. Big asset owners are diversified enough and efficient enough for even $50 prices to be manageable.

Ugh. Being from Western PA and a small small town, the money and economic boosts that the drilling brought in were great. The news out of NYS was disheartening too. Thankfully my buddies who live in NY work the fields in PA so they're safe so far.

Needs to get back to $75 dollar a barrel, fast.

What if one day I'm shootin' at some food and then up from the ground come a bubblin' crude?

ha, my girlfriend is a frac engineer. The looks she gets are hilarious, but luckily we're in Texas and never really have to worry about "YUR KILLIN MUH DRINKIN WATERZ. EARTHQUAKES. POLLUUUUUUTION."

Ugh. Energy negative and dirtier (cradle to tailpipe) than gasoline.

Sadly, most people don't really care - they only see what it costs to fill up at the pump.

Well, I do know with 100% certainly its not the GT350. The hummingbird is the GT350 with the engine code known as voodoo. This was confirmed by a source.

Ok. I ignored this on Oppositelock to avoid being pedantic. But the word you are looking for is "hearken" not "hinder"

Yes, your opinion is wrong and you should feel bad for having it Jay_Hoff.

The fact that there is going to be a GT40 and late model GT flanking the entrance to the phoenix almost certainly makes it a new Ford GT.

They can just import this from Auzzie land...

Looks familiar:

Phoenix -> New GT

You'll have to take your grievance up with Mr. Peter Brock

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I'm conflicted. On one hand, this means seeing more of this beautiful design on the road. If it becomes half as popular as the Teslas around here, I'll see them pretty often.

Hey, the 1911 .45 auto is 104 years old. Those rigs may be old and long in the tooth, but they work and can be maintained fairly easily. I'd rather have a rig that's well figured out than some flavor of the month.