Take your pick. Intense regulation begets the opportunity to place/discover loopholes. It’s the same reason that increased banking regulation only serves to increase the hegemony of large banks; they’re they only ones that can afford the compliance costs and navigate the regulatory framework.
onerous regulations or loopholes plugged in by lobbyists?
Would could have imagined that onerous regulation produces unintended results?
“best looking car in the segment”
It did catch fire, so the mistaken identity gets a little more credible right?
Seriously, this just blew my mind.
Holy shit - this is just a straight forward informative post explaining the answer to an interesting question. Well done.
So annoying
Heineken is awful and people like you keep it existing. Guinness is good, but it’s far from the best stout.
Ah, to have the taste buds of a high schooler again.
Heineken is what I thought was fancy beer when I was poor & 12
This is what people who don’t drink beer say.
This is a worse take than anything ever said by Steven A. or Skip.
Listen, I’m just glad you overcame your stroke and can use a keyboard again. I’m sure your tastebuds will come back eventually.
But if I’m not pretending it’s a race car where’s the fun?
Synchronized gears alleviate the need for double clutching, true... but failing to rev match downshifts results in additional clutch wear and driveline shock by having to absorb for the mismatched speed differential. Heel& toe is the proper way to rev match a downshift while braking and can be a quite useful technique…
Things you should never do in a CVT vehicle:
1) Drive a CVT vehicle
Oh, come on. You could have easily gone with all “F” sounds but you quit after just three words? Here you go.
Actual reason he will not buy a new F250:
His username is TrueMopar4Life.