Heck yeah it would.
Now let’s give it all the power and aero we can squeeze into the package.

We would get better racing if the cars were 25% narrower and 30% less long.

Yes, that would make packaging more challenging but they would find a way.  I have confidence in shipping containers filled with cash.

The really talented announcers make it.  Eracing could be this exciting with the right production values. 

Race in peace, Mc Clyde. 

Monaco is one of several reason I advocate for smaller F1 cars. 25% narrower and 30% less long. Give folks some room on the track and increase the packaging challenge.

There absolutely is a way to follow up on inspectors. It is called an inspection audit team. They are a team that does sample inspections, compares the results of that inspection to the last inspection and then goes over all the records.

At some point I hope busting overseas hackers becomes a national priority.  Drone strikes don’t even seem like too much of a response.

I live in SoCal so even oddball JDM stuff is fairly common.

I don’t think I have ever seen a Citroen DS in person which is something.

I just saw a boatload of dreadful looking Mitsu penalty boxes come off the ship at the port.
Not a one of them looked fun to drive. 

Nah, for once this gas shortage isn’t æffecting SoCal.

I guess the prices are up a bit, but they use any excuse for that.

>This presumes that whoever would run sales operations for the OEMs would be any better than the dealers are now.

With some of our dealerships around here, they would be hard pressed to do worse.

It is like a cute little forklift without the forks.
It could be useful for a bunch of really specific tasks, but not anything that I do on a regular basis.

The things we like about it can’t meet current safety standards.
The light weight with thin doors, lots of glass with thin pillars, those just can’t happen anymore.

Can we give it just barely enough safety features and top speed to let me use this as my daily?

I am not asking for much, just a tiny fun electric car that do about 50 miles, but do it in a fully silly package. 

It is the first generation Corvair that was so bad it set us on the path for war.

Chevrolet Corvair.

I never had the luxury of not flying during the pandemic. The flights right now are at least as full as they were before.

My last two flight through Charlotte were standing room only in the airport.

They need to go back to full flight schedule, if only to accommodate the current number of travelers.   

I guess three box sedans are dead.  I guess I am ok with that.

If you are going to get rid of a tracking device. Don’t put it on a pole, put on something that is going somewhere.

I recommend a crude hitch hiking robot.

I worry when I see local needs standards applied nationally.
CA needs CA emissions standards for a reason.
FL needs roof uplift standards for a reason.
KY needs dry counties for a reason.

Not all of these standards should apply outside of the area of concern.