The biggest flaw in your scenario is the idea that people would choose to live in Omaha by their own free will.
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Chicago-style dogs are great drunk food. I bet one or two trucks in that area would do great, since they’d be offering something different from the rest of the crowd.
Neat little car that was guaranteed to never see the light of day. I see a lot of similarities with the Kia Stinger GT concept; I wonder if anyone at Kia worked on the Saturn project or was inspired by it somehow?
If he does leave Formula 1 entirely, that will be a big blow to Red Bull’s aero and chassis development, especially ahead of the massive regulation changes coming for the 2021 year. Hopefully he’s able to participate in the development of both, maybe more hands-on on the F1/Red Bull side and more of a consulting role…
Volume doesn’t tell the whole story. How many Cruze units were retail versus sales to fleet accounts like rental agencies? Ford sold the Fusion and Focus in similar numbers but claims to lose money on every unit. It wouldn’t surprise me if GM was in the same situation, especially if their employee-related expenses are…
My MacBook Pro has that... it’s an ancient unibody model that’s about eleven years old now. Last year the battery got all puffy, so I popped it out (as it was designed for) and went to both an actual Apple store as well as an indie Apple service place to get a replacement. The battery had an actual Apple part number…
I believe Tesla already guarantees their motors for 10 years or 1,000,000 miles. So this battery tech would mean all of the major components of the drivetrain would have the same expected lifespan.
Not as tough as you might think:
My wife is from the Chicago suburbs and whenever we go back there to visit we always try to go to Gene & Jude’s, Superdawg or Portillo’s at least once (or sometimes, all of them). I grew up in NY so for most of my life I was a die-hard Nathan’s fan, but I learned there was room in my heart for the Chicago-style dogs…
Exactly... it’s essentially impossible and prohibitively expensive to retrofit an airbag into any vehicle that wasn’t originally equipped with one. It’s not like you just bolt on the airbag module itself and it automatically turns into a magic puffy pillow when you crash - it has to be precisely timed, sized properly,…
Maybe whomever is suing him is hoping he’ll just roll over...
A late C3 generation Vette? They should do us all a favor and push it back into the river.
I’ve always loved the styling of the Chrysler “fuselage” cars but I was also surprised at how little interior room they have, considering how massive they are.
Ten more years and you can start the import process on one.... you’re more than halfway there!
Over 3,000 miles away, isn’t it? Unless the vehicles arrived from Germany via the port in Halifax and then were shipped by rail across the country to be distributed to dealers, where they were then recalled... but that’s only a guess. Otherwise it would make no sense.
I bought a novelty book of made-up words a couple of years ago and some of them were really great, and my wife and I have started using them.
I was born in NY (Long Island) and have fond memories of all of the diners when I was growing up. I still make sure to stop at one every time I go back to visit.
Lincoln, are you watching?? Do you see this? PLEASE use this as inspiration for the next-gen Continental.
Something tells me they won’t show up at court in one of the vehicles on their lot that has the big decal on the side advertising “LEASE THIS VEHICLE FOR $99/MONTH!!!!!!”
And if you’re lucky, the test drive is more than a mile long. (“So, over the past three minutes we’ve proven that this is a vehicle capable of accelerating, turning and stopping. Are you ready to sign that seven year loan, now?”)