It used to not matter, no matter what size you were, you worked that job. My mom did engine harness installation, and was a meager 5'4" and had to reach all the way from the front of the engine bay to the back. It was easy for the 6'4" guys, but she struggled.

A lot of things are adjustable now and all depends on the…

I was once in a work truck back in ‘02, and there was a HUGE puddle on account of a broken water main. It was probably a foot deep. Well, most people were idling through it, and I come barreling in at about 40MPH. It was at the last second I noticed a car with it’s windows down... Far too late. Anyway, I hit his…

Nah...... That’s just Japanese. We call it Taxi, they call it Tak-shi. We call it Hotel, they call it Hoe-tay-roo.  We call it N.E.S., they call it Ness.  NBD. 

There have always been cars available with better than fleet average fuel economy.  They rarely outsell the gas guzzlers.  

AYY, you keepa makin doe’s punz, Imma puncha you in Eunos.  

Unions are not bad. The UAW is bad.  Even other union people hate the UAW. 

Penshun? I don’t know this word.

RIP Mr. Marchionne

Airlines: What do you passengers want?
Passengers: Cheaper flights.

I think you comment might go up in Smok. 

Damn Commie.

Yes, it is very likely the car is underwater by that much.  That’s why gap insurance exists. 

What sucks is there is a real reason to investigate whether or not it affects national security. If the US relied on importing everything, and, god forbid, a real war did actually break out, would we have the materials and capability to support that war from a manufacturing standpoint?

Most big cities use steam for heating buildings.  Detroit, Chicago, NY, Seattle, just to name a few. 

They should permanently press his license into the ground. 

A star for the pun!

Don’t want to get burned by the gasoline! Oh... wait...

It’s correct.  Ford is now offering a no wheel drive version of the fusion.  You have to push it yourself, and is the greenest form of mobility yet. 

You’re talking about brand loyalty, and it is a real thing. And certainly is a risk for the present direction. But, someone decided the risk was worth the reward. Time will tell if they are correct.

I don’t agree it’s a terrible way to do business. How many Fortune 500 companies have you managed?