As long as pedestrians are prohibited from crossing at those intersections, I am ok with it.

How many of these vehicles - especially the Honda and Toyotas - are only available after a dealer markup?

IIRC, the federal government created Conrail in 1976 to take over bankrupt freight railroads in the US and eventually turned a profit when Conrail’s assets were turned over to CSX and Norfolk Southern.

Supersonic trains? That’s commie talk. The new Key bridge better have 12 lanes of traffic.

When you are paying lawyers and engineers by the hour, projects end up taking much more time than necessary. #billablehours

I am not a fan of the cops by any mean, but I have zero sympathies for these fucks on ATVs and dirt bikes who ride illegally. I’ve seen the damage they have wreaked in my favorite parks and I’ve almost been run over by them walking down the street. 

Thanks for mentioning the zipper merge. I was traveling south on I-95 through Connecticut last week (which is awful in many ways) and the left lane was closed for construction. Vehicles were merging into the right lane over 1/4 mile ahead of the merge point. I zoomed past them to the actual merge and cars in the right…

In 2021 my teenage son and I cleaned out our savings accounts to purchase him a 2013 Subaru Crosstrek from a dealer 50 miles from my house. The car had 200k miles but was clean and ran beautifully.

Now tell us how many Florida pedestrians have been killed by cars and trucks this year.

Thoughts and prayers to the NS shareholders during this difficult period.

My takeaway from this is that it is a great time to buy a late model used EV at a significant discount.

They’re going to pay for the police union summer picnic.

GM would rebadge that and sell it for $55k.

The wealthy suburban soccer moms love these things.

Maybe these things will be production cars by 2029. By that time my 2015 CR-V will have topped 300k miles and should still be running like new.

Toxic masculinity on 4 wheels.

Our 2015 Kia Soul runs as smooth as the day it rolled off of the lot with nary a problem. It’s a great vehicle for getting around town. I hope Kia keeps selling Souls for decades to come.

Have you had any success locating a Corolla Cross Hybrid at a dealer and if so, how much was it marked up over MSRP?

Someone please think of the auto mechanics and their families during this time of year.

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