They had zero issues with gas, it’s the same as here in the USA, only more expensive. Newfoundland is beautiful and the people there are super friendly. L’Anse aux Meadows is way up on the north western most area, so it will take a little time to get there, but it’s totally worth it. Deer lake and it’s suppounding…

Rich people aren’t necessarily smart and smart people aren’t always rich. It’s, in fact, totally the opposite. Some of the dumbest people you’ll meet are the richest ones.

I actually did the whole Newfoundland road trip last summer. We spent time in St John’s and drove all the way up to L’Anse aux Meadows. The only problem is that the speed limits are very low (@100kph), the drivers there are generally very polite (but slow), and the roads in the western Newfoundland aren’t the best. We…

I’m happy to be fully vaccinated against this.

It’s probably been stuck in Toronto, just like almost every passenger who flies through that airport. I was happy to escape that airport last year, they wanted to keep for 2 days for the first flight cancellation, then 3 days for the second one.

Delaware has big bids for low numbered tags. Way back in 2008 the Delaware #6 tag sold for $675,000. The value only increases on the tags, as there is a huge market and people willing to pay for them.

$87 million is totally false. 2643kg of cocaine in Columbia is only worth about $1-2,000/kg = $5,286,000. Even if it were in NYC it would only be $12-22,000/kg = $58 Million. The numbers they use for valuation is totally wrong.

I’m with you, I want a car that looks like a regular (good) looking car, not something that sticks out and says “look at me”.

The best car would be the Honda S2000. There are a few conversions you can make already. All the similar weight and dynamics to the original. I’d even do a GoFundMe (or something similar) to prove it could be an amazing car.

Is the owner of an S2000 and a Volt. I can agree with both opinions, mostly. The AP1 S2000 needs to be driven like a motorcycle. You can’t just drive it like a regular car and expect miracles. However, rev it to 7-9000 for most shifts and you’ll see the genius of the car. It communicates so much information to the…

Maybe a Polestar 3, the 2 looks too much like the old Ford Five Hundred/Taurus, for me.

They haven’t gone out of their way to make fools of themselves

Too bad Elon is such a dick-bag. I like many others will never buy a car that’s got his name attached. I would be driving a Model 3 or Y. Lets hope the new electric Macan.

Elon and his investors will still profit from Twitter, even if the company goes under. Twitter has an enormous group people on it’s platform. All their data, including locations, information, etc. All that data now belongs to Elon and his investors. I’m sure that’s not sitting there idle.

It’s not Lithium that’s mined in 3rd world countries, it’s Cobalt. Older style Lithium turnery batteries used Cobalt, but newer style LFP batteries use very little to none. The use of Cobalt will drop, as the price of it has gone up. Plus, all of the metal components in these batteries are recyclable.

The best answer is, Honda S2000. Preferably an AP1 with

I put the blame on the police in Ocean City, MD. They have poorly mishandled the show, from it’s start. Creating a “Special Event Zone” to cover 100% of the town. It lowered the speed limit from 40 to 30MPH, and added $500 fines and jail minimums, to discourage the groups. But in reality it only punished the tourists…

Yes, It started as a VW/Audi group, then got out of hand with every young tuner coming to the spectacle. Ocean City, Maryland didn’t handle it properly, and it continues to get out of hand elsewhere.

This is my driving song:

No, GM is notorious for not using the data they already have. For example: The Bolt limited to 50KW DC fast charger because GM’s data showed most people change the cars at home on 110V AC. Good luck road tripping, when you need to stop for hours to refill the batteries.