I predict this story will be repeated 46 more times in the forthcoming years. And the comments will be pretty much the same every time.

I bet you that its UTV OEMs lobbying to have em shut down more than anything else.

I spy some suspects:

So I took a look through AAMVA’s financials (since they’re a non-profit, it’s all public), and it appears to get most of its money from dues. Membership has two tiers, Jurisdiction (restricted to government entities) and Associate (everyone else). The first is members-only, but the Associate list is right on their web…

You got them mixed up. Hybrids don’t use CVTs. They use eCVTs. They are planetary gears which are part of the electric motor. Much more reliable than even a conventional CVT. Only downside I see is, depending on the engine, it may sound bad.

The more time that passes the more I appreciate the compact dimensions of the LS/LT engines.

My doctor assured me that I will never have to worry about this.

1st gear

Its all going to be a disaster

“America’s for sale, and you can get a good deal on it...”

If not that, we could least look forward to hearing “... we’re looking at Air Force One as it prepares to ferry the former President’s body back to Mar-a-Lago one last time”.

How is that even sarcasm? I'd give them a standing fucking ovation. 

It’s too bad, you know? For all the lives Boeing’s recent crashed planes have claimed, they could have earned back a lot of good will if they’d just crashed *one more* plane.

Wait until the poors find out who Republicans truly hate the most.

Prepare yourselves for corruption on a level we’ve never experienced before. Trumps nominee for the Department of Commerce is the current CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, which has just been charged by the SEC for breaking the law.

As long as brown and non-straights of any ethnicity suffer, people have shown they are willing to allow their leaders anything and everything.

Not only cool with it but fucking ecstatic about it. Its all going to be a disaster.

Imagine being wealthy enough to buy yourself the government of the United States of America.

Why do you spend $5k on a car you are going to list for $8k and sell for $7-7500 most likely. Was it worth $2500 before the work was done? I know not everything is done as a strictly “rationale economic equation” basis. and I understand wanting to sell a decent car to somebody, like of the brakes or tires are bad you…

Doesn’t this (or something similar) happen in every state where inspections are required? Last state I was in where they had them, you could just slip the inspection station a few extra bucks and you’d pass no matter what shape your car was in.