You are preaching to the choir. Sold my 335i and bought a Leaf. How’s that for an about-face?

I’m not sure why it’s so funny to me to see a digital dash with a mechanical odometer. I suppose since all we see now are mechanical (*not really) speedos and tachs with digital odometers these days.

Mmm... Saw and smelled a coworker get “De-gloved” by a UPS system (the size of a washing machine) he was working on.

Also not the 2007 BMW X3 diesel rental car I had on a Paris work trip. Torture to drive especially since I had an E36 M3 at home at that time. With the six speed manual the X3's power band was 1250rpm to 1300rpm. ARGHH REDLINE APPROACHING at what I swear was 2000rpm

Texas Law Hawk disapproves

I’m afraid this might be true. Especially after the deal Ford was given to relax the requirement to building the road going homologation car “sometime past 2016". Smacks of favoritism to generate publicity for their 50th.

Thanks for the reply and good luck!

Which requires more planning, thought, reaction: overtaking slower traffic or being overtaken by a faster class?

Yep. It helped that I added some bolt on eBay pedal covers to my NA Miata to offset the throttle closer to the brake. Main power of the leg goes to the ball of the foot for braking and you can tweak the throttle as needed with the outside of the right upper foot. Just don’t wear big ole sneaks or you’ll get all caught…

I have these Kirkey Seats in my Miata. It has all the comfort of sitting on a T-shirt draped over metal filing cabinet drawer.

Woah is right! Forgot about the RWD sport hatches of the 80s. I was thinking that they were all Celicas for some reason.

Corollers

Unthusiasts

The first golf with rims I like and I can't buy it. Go figure.

Why not both a GTI 16V and Corrado (G60)? Our family driveway, circa 1994. Also, ‘66 Tiger

All I know is that autonomous cars are going to be easy to pass, cut off and pull out in front of since you know they will (must?) avoid the collision.

Human arm windshield wiper: standard.

I’m still astounded that any Nissan dealerships bother with maintaining their DC fast chargers. What’s in it for them? Sell more leafs that don’t ever need service?

Huh? It’s just a button in turbotax. You click it, you get the credit. Tried it last night. If you paid/owe more than $7500 in federal taxes, subtract $7500. Buy a new Nissan Leaf every year? Rinse and repeat,

Okay in all honesty I splurged. Spent 11.4 on a 2013 with 88% battery health. I wanted the 2013 redesign for more efficient HVAC. Plenty of 2011 for $8k