Is there any reason the Superchargers couldn’t be subject to a “per-use” charge for Model 3 users? If they haven’t purchased a life-time (or other) use fee, when a user plugs in they would get a purchase screen pop up on the in-car monitor and make payment that way. Or an account could be set up for purchases just…
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What about those of us that found the old TG schtick to be beaten to death 4-5 years ago? I wonder if the new hosts and new style might be more interesting to people that were not particularly enamored with the old hosts and felt like the show lost it way a few years ago.
I heard John Baron is the goto for this kind of work.
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I have no love for it, but if it runs, drives, stops, and is not a rust bucket of course $1700 is a good deal.
Agreed. However, I'm guessing DIY-style jumps in stock cars would look pretty lame on a TV show that looks for drama. If they are going to do a jump, then they are going to do a JUMP!
The idea of putting a relatively inexperience driver into a racecar that is way over their head does sound entertaining - as long as I'm not standing nearby. It could get expensive though.
Ok, so he's not a groper. But what about the pigs? I heard Trump fucks pigs. I want to hear Ivanka deny that. (courtesy of LBJ).
I had the oil plug fall out a block from an quickie oil change place a few years ago. I saw it in my mirror and stopped immediately.
I clicked this article thinking it was a whisky review. This sucks.
I think FCA’s business plan is a disaster. They are pouring all the profit they are making from Ram and Jeep sales into a niche product line and neglecting their mainstream products. I don't see this ending well.
Can someone show me a good looking one and explain to me why it is good looking vs. the ugly one in the C6 shown above.
But Accords sell with next to $0 discounts off MSRP while nearly ever month Nissan is near the top of the incentives list. A few months ago I read reports that the Maxima was the most discounted vehicle sold in the U.S., selling for more the $10k off the sticker price. They don't need to change the asking price, they…
Calling Magna-Steyr a shadow company is a little much as the wiki link points out, they have been building cars for lots of companies for a long time. Their name also has come up recently tied to one of the tech companies (Apple?) that is considering entering the transportation industry. Magna Steyr also has been…
Mitsu should become Nissan’s discount brand. As is, Nissan has become a second choice pick for a lot of their customers - they’d like an Accord, but will settle with an Altima because it is cheaper and Nissan will give them financing when Honda won't. Mitsu could fill that roll of offering older designs (Altima…
Thinking about your hot wire”issue” maybe you could work that into a cooking method. What if you coiled the wire around a sausage, ground one end, and connect the other to the battery. You should be able to heat a hotdog quick that way.
I’ve wheeled a full size truck quite a bit all around the country and have found the size to be mostly a problem in wooded areas. Ocassionally some trails have tight turns or passes that are problematic, but smaller SUVs I’ve used had clearance problems. I made it through lots of trails in Arizona/Utah/Colorado a full…
Full size pick ups are actually pretty good off road. They have a lot of ground clearance, even stock, which I have found to be more important than lockers off road. If you can’t get the obstacle past the bumper, the locker won’t matter.
When I read the headline I thought to myself, “maybe in the Middle East.” Of course it is.