A smooth luxury electric is going to be the most amazing ride ever.

If a new dealership chain tried a new model without traditional salesmen, but with the desired cars, maybe it would fix the salesmen problem.

The dealership problem could also be solved by allowing more of them, so the free market can kill off the bad ones.

Still better than the Grey Dog.

When Greyhound gets in on the action of horrible trips to nowhere we will have truly hit rock bottom.

Let’s not forget the traffic. Rowing your own through stop and go every day is the opposite of fun.

Stop and go seems the norm and not the exception these days.

$300 a year isn’t as bad as you thought?

Somebody clearly like the beeping turn signals.

Any rumors about Wankels?

Jeep says they’re putting a V8 in a Wrangler.

I was in Pascagoula.  It was not a fantastic trip.

Last week I was in Mississippi.  Gas was less than $2 a gallon.  EVs are not going to happen with gas prices like that.

When are we going to start getting the cheap motorcycles from this fall out?

I wonder if they would work better if the tether was not inside the suspension component and running across sharp broken carbon   in an accident.

Neat.  I don’t want that feature.

Tell The Herb to piss off with the slide shows.

Also Tesla’s Supercharger network is at capacity in much of California with hour long waits to start charging your car.  Adding more cars will not help this.

On my Ancient Wrangler, adding a set of headers and a better breathing exhaust made the difference between not having a usable 5th gear with 33" tires and being able to cruise at 65 in 5th gear with 33" tires.

So an extra few HP were pretty darn nice.

I bought a Bluetooth radio for my Jeep that was designed for motorcycles and hides entirely behind the dash. It has a little remote to change the volume but there is no display on it.

It works good. 

Riding in smooth silence is my vision of what a luxury automobile should be.

This sounds close to perfection.