I would imagine there are very few greasable joints on that vehicle. The brake fluid should be done, but rarely is. I won’t lie, on my commuter car, I’m pretty lazy about rotating my tires. Its almost entirely highway miles. I only rotate when I swap summer tires for snow tires

Came here to say the same, the lack of in-depth product knowledge is alarming on any car.

Most sales people can’t answer detailed questions about any of their models. I have never been on a lot shopping where I didn’t know vastly more than the sales person about the car I was looking for. These guys/gals float dealer to dealer and rarely stay up on current/detailed product info. They know a few highlights…

“The transportation sector is the largest source of these emissions”

1st Gear: On a practical level, it’s really hard to blame the automakers for giving up on hydrogen. It’s been perpetually “five years away” for decades now. Emissions standards are becoming stricter faster, the need and usage of vehicles is changing, and batteries are becoming subject to Moore’s Law-esque technology…

An opportunistic bag of dicks duh

I read that as a CEO of an EV company being excited about the government supporting clean energy and EVs. I did not see any indication from that statement that he was “sure” or “confident” that his company would get the USPS contact; in fact Schrader didn’t even bring up the USPS contract, the host did.

When an Oshkosh truck shows up to deliver that subpoena...

I found the 2020 version quite usable through my Roku except for one thing. You could either view a race live or wait until it was done and then stream a re-run. You could not show up 30 minutes after race start and catch up. Hopefully the new version fixes that oversight.

The biggest problem with Silicon Valley “disruptions” is that these people think they are the smartest people in the country when often they don’t know shit about what they are doing.

1. Alpine

Look how great this worked without damned slideshow.

Seriously, no more of that crap.

Is that you Sauber Petronas???

But that paint job... it looks like running shoes.

I just checked. The first six seasons (which is when I would have been watching) were in Minneapolis. Apparently the last 3 were in Detroit. 

I’m pretty sure that was Detroit not Minneapolis and I think there are some new episodes out now

I lived in Waco for a while and waited tables at a restaurant Chip and Joanna went to almost every Saturday night and I typically was the one waiting on their table. This was years before they had their show. They were always nice and largely the same as you see them on TV, the personalities are real and not made up…

6.) Put bowls of lemons everywhere.

Now, when you say, “the masses lap it up,” do you mean to say, they SHIPlap it up? ;)

The most fascinating thing about them is that they’re objectively bad at what they do, but the masses lap it up.