It’s funny how I still remember it to this day. But, one of the first modifications to my 1995 Plymouth Neon, was a set of chrome wheels; Eagle brand.

The beauty of an EV infrastructure is that there are significantly more ways to generate electricity which also coincide with pre-existing consumer waypoints. For example, stopping in to eat at your favorite restaurant which could generate electricity from used cooking oil. Considering we’ve narrowed down conventional…

We currently have to find oil, get it, transported to a refinery, and then transported to a gas station.

With the recently legislative change to make cannabis legal, I think California should consider revising the bill to adopt renewable hemp/cannabis-based fuels.

aaaand Kristen just increased her TC status for 2018 ^_^

This x 100

for #tbt, here’s a haiku I wrote just about this very topic with a manga mashup of different sounds:

haha, well, the idea was that it’s supposed to be modular where, instead of having multiple driver interfaces, the Tango would be the one interface for a variety of methods of transportation. ^_^

Still would rather have a Tango:

Yet another example of people who definitely won’t survive an attack of fast approaching, allegedly silent, electric vehicles.

If they can make a modern-version GNX, all-black of course, I think that could do the trick.

What the hell did I just read? LOL

I don’t know...literally 10 minutes after I made my comment, Baby NSX shows up:

As a former Acura RSX-S  owner, I’m holding out for a next-gen version which I’m hoping will be NSX-lite ^_^ 

Thank YOU! ^_^

I found a link to that track light which is pretty awesome:

I’m a fan of this being quiet.

Please tell me you drove the blu3 one.