It’s in the press release, which is rare in itself because it’s so common, so everyone is mentioning it.

The Electric S10 was transverse FWD body on frame.

Compared to a 2005-2019 which are 188", the SN95 is more than six-inches shorter.

He talks about the chip and removing boost limiting.  

These are growing on me because of their compact size.

The video says the car is CA legal and he talks about how much work it required to take a JDM motor and fit all the USDM emissions controls.  Pretty sure if he was doing all that he’d start with the GTE.

What Alcoholic said: horizontal tail lamps=pushrods

Zack’s excitement really came through in the video. He’s doing well with the One Take’s! I’m glad Matt Farrah handed him the reigns.

This one is converted to IRS.

Sailing was the way people would professionally fish or move cargo for a millennia, I think it’s a fair comparison. There was a revolution when the Lateen sail was invented that permitted sailing nearly upwind increasing menuverabilty and credited with permitting greater exploration.

I’d say horses and sailboats.

I agree to an extent. I know if I was a smart teenager in the US (a stretch I know) I would have avoided car ownership until I was married or wealthy enough.

Its with Just in time manufacturing the customs process between EU and UK will delay deliveries.  A truckers union estimated 30 miles of back ups at Dover.

Sounds like Purto Rico with with much different scales.

comparing one’s options for sealed beam replacements today at all budgets (LED, HID, Ecode H4s, pink box Sylvanias) I’d rather have the sealed beams for useable light output  than early US market composites. I’m not going to Bonneville, so aero doesnt matter.

wheel strength? aero? room for the front shock to compress so the wheel doesn’t hit her toes?

Wheels and tires are 20" wide?

I think he was saying Super Cruise will debut with the next chassis redesign. The Equinox D2xx doesn’t have it, but maybe Cadillac D2xx successor will.

I agree but with sedans declining, having a “truck” brand sounds like a good idea.

The funny thing is both the 86 and Supra engine’s are bought from other car companies.  Maybe Toyota is the new GEO?