I think I read a few days ago that it would work equally well on dry asphalt, wet asphalt and on ice. Though it obviously can’t work very well on an uneven surface.

*most of the developed world, then?

This should be the official slogan!

Good thing I alerted them to this through a website they’ll most likely never read!

I know, I do too.

Is this a trick question?

Except the unforseen damages a part formerly attached to your cars, ripped off with great force still obliging to the laws of physics could have to its surroundings.

You could also mount retro booster on your car. Doesn’t mean it’s a good idea though. I think the same applies here.

Two thirds of those are still quite “American”, then. As both countries reside in North America. So technically, “Made in America” is quite correct.

I’d like to see it work on an uneven gravel road, or a road with pot holes, or a muddy road. One sufficiently large enough pot hole and that whole thing could be ripped off.

Because you learn something new every day? It’s a cause for celebration, not tantrums.

I don’t think they ship to my parts of the world. I haven’t seen any window stickers where it says “made in Canada” as of yet.

I’m guessing quite few?

I suppose it’s not that surprising, I just never thought of Canada that way.

*Will have had

I’m from Europe. I had no idea there was an auto industry in Canada.

Canada has an auto industry? Learn something new every day.

I don’t disagree with you but it’s pretty hypocritical to bitch and moan about someone not moving over, like he is legally obligated to when you yourself are speeding. Just saying.

Some people claim it is. Reptilians.

I for one like it. It’s a natural evolution of the F01.