Brand? Model?
Soviet suplus flying fortress of fun
993cc
Unfortunately, the “polite Canadian” stereotype does not apply in hockey or driving.
They didn’t bomb the house into the ground because they “feared for their lives”.
And, given that the supply of vehicle hydrogen has been disrupted in Northern California, I’d wager there are a LOT of Mirais for sale right now.
Lucky You!
Wouldn’t that be a crowd of Cleti? Cletae?
And the Atlantic Ocean will pay for it!
I prefer to get a puzzled look on MY face and ask “Why?”
They’re worried that the Hemi-powered Grand Cherokee that they “need” to tow their 5000 lb. boat will be made to cost more to run. Seriously. This was from a contributor to Green Car Reports, who said he would consider an electric car when it can be recharged in 5 minutes (not likely to happen, ever, because…
The original engine was pretty light. And don’t forget there’s already the e-motor above the rear axel, which is probably heavier than the original engine every was.
Fun game: Name every currently employed dead actor, and their agent.
Maps: How do you use those?
I am old, and still prefer single purpose devices. I have a camera, too.
No, but he’s a member of the same club as Sir Reginald Smythe-Biteme.
Electric vehicles sell very well in Quebec, and they have the infrastructure to back it up.
Or maybe Toyota could just restyle the Prius to make it look less bizarre?
Highway mileage is good because the engine is efficient in the extreme. So efficient that the engine would be useless outside of its narrow, most efficient rev and throttle range.
It survives cold weather better, too.
PHEVs need extra space for bigger batteries, and also cost more. People without access to a plug at home wouldn’t benefit, because electricity costs per kWh are high at public chargers. Those are the rational reasons.