In 10 years:

To teaching many millions of students? There are around 80M pre-k through 12th grade students in the US nearly 20M college students. There’s absolutely no way that is going to be cheap, especially if you want to do a good job with it. Why on earth would you expect it to be cheaper than paying and outfitting a ~2.1M…

Wow. G-d bless that Ford.

A good friend of mine’s mother had a 2002 Windstar while I was in middle and high school. We’ll call the friend “V”. We actually did call V’s mother “Bob” because someone once said “Mom” with a head cold, and it came out as “Bob”. And the name stuck. Anyway, Bob and her husband—V’s father—bought the 2002 Windstar new…

This is a very good article on real-life applications of an EV in winter.  I wonder, though;  they say EVs are catching on in Norway.  While I was there, way farther north than I wanted, it was a fairly steady -80.  How do they deal with that?

What I learned from this: Quebec is an inhospitable frozen hell zone in winter.

Here comes the flock of people posting old BMW posters of the rabbit with the big front paws. How predictable.

If BMW sold the M135 hatch in the US it would be in front of my house. No question about it.

“41 year old man from Florida”

I’m shocked!

There are bout 500 million people in North America, so if 1 in 1000 people buy pencils in a month you get to 400,000+ per day.

He said it needs to look decent next to a Corvette. It doesn’t even look good by itself.

Literally none of them have driven anything better than a 4-cylinder Audi A4 in the past, and most of them are coming out of some Prius / CVT Subaru / Honda Civic.

It’s basically a silent Quad Giulia with a prettier design and better interior.

prettier design and better interior

1st Gear :

It was more useful than any of your comments

Eh, I'll just wait three years and buy a CPO model off a lease return.

sell the Alpha.

I like this chart better. Really drives home the significance of the temperature change on the scale of world history.