Moscow Mitch is still Putin’s Bitch.

And the replacement frame will rust away too.

The Tacoma is reliable, but the dissolving frames from earlier generations gives me reason to pause.

Full size trucks have gotten too big, IMO. They are ridiculously tall and are now no longer practical.

These videos tell me one thing...

The Cybertruck looks like something the Galactic Empire would design if they were running low on resources.

Your earlier comment on cutting corners is probably true. China, being an overpopulated communist country, isn’t exactly know for their safety standards. I figure they are using lower quality metal, and removing certain structural components to make it cheaper.

The Colorado is a better truck all around. No way in hell would I drive this Chinesium piece of shit.

Being impeached doesn’t mean automatic removal, even if found guilty. Clinton was impeached, remember?

He knew how dangerous the virus was back in February, but did nothing to stop it, lied to the American people about it (calling it a hoax, just the flue, etc.) and actually took steps to help it spread (preventing states from getting PPE, threatening to cut funding or withhold PPE unless governors kiss his ass, etc).

They need to invoke the 25th amendment on his ass while they still can.

I think the death penalty should be reserved for mass murderers, and high treason against the American people.

I guess 266,000 dead Americans just ain’t enough.

I could see FCA using PSA platforms for small cars, but they have always struggled with small/economy cars. As old as the Charger and Challenger are, I’d rather they stay RWD, because that’s a defining characteristic of those, as well as (to a lesser extent) the 300. Does PSA have any RWD platforms?

FCA could have hired some engineers to develop new platforms, but they have always wanted someone else to do the engineering. The platforms they got from Daimler are showing their age. No one wants Fiats or Alphas. They are niche cars at best, and I don’t see the French cars being any better.

“Who’s the more foolish, the fool or the fool who follows him?” — Obi-Wan Kenobi

Yeah, you do have to rinse it with water to stop the chemical reaction, and drying it quickly is a must. A light coat of oil or rust inhibitor is also a good idea. 

I usually soak parts/tools in white vinegar with some salt sprinkled in. Depending on the severity, it can take a few days, but after that it cleans up nicely. 

I think these two need a chance to inspect a couple of prison cells. 

How that is even legal, I do not know. Hell, maybe it isn’t and he just doesn’t give a shit at this point.