To be fair, they use any vehicle, even U-hauls

I’m confused:

“empowers law enforcement to impound cars used in street racing, even if the vehicle in question is found later away from the sideshow.”

Every large SUV and designer truck. You have been the bane of my existence for far too long. (though I will keep Jeep, Bronco, and G-wagon).

Here’s the thing. I can, at any point in time, put $5K-$10K into my motor and beat Bikes and EVs all day long, while still being overall cheaper than an EV.

It’s the silly reflectors on the back. Looks like the baby came out butt first.

All I’m saying is that we collectively just gave up on ICE leaving a Sh*t ton of technology left on the table. Like seriously, when you look it up, you’d be amazed how much tech and improvements ICE still has left, from patents in the early 1900s. The speed at which we went from an EV1 to Tesla Roadster, to the Model…

Also, I feel like this would have been quicker and easier. Not sure about Finland’s defenses though. 

Oh I got you, yea but I can only really think of tires and eventual Axles being big $$$. the powertrain may be decently reliable however...Also I wanted to point this out:

“Until we have a 40kwh battery that costs $4,000, weight 400 lbs and charge in 4 minutes, we have not reached the ceiling if innovation.”

“And it would make for a nice invasion target by a poor, but militarily powerful nation.”

Better if you get one in all black...Man this is a pretty vehicle with a tiny bit of aftermarket styling

I think the US has over 100 years of oil left in the reserves from what I’ve read? Like I’ve always said, how is the US not able to manage the money they make effectively? Shoot even California has me scratching my head as well and they used to pump oil as well, do they still produce it? I know they shut down alot of…

I remember reading a comment a while back that someone said ICE has no more innovations left. To which I can think of at least 5 innovations/patents that ICE can still implement to increase efficiency and lower emissions that were bought and buried throughout time. What else is really left for EVs to go from? Solid…

But how do they maintain that afterwards? What else do they produce? I’m curious how it all works because you still have to maintain everything and that adds up very quickly...Ah but we still have a good 50 - 100 years left for ground oil so they’re in a good spot. I also assume most people make a good amount of money…

But their budget is also $50K so they’re not doing that terrible either.

Oh yea it’s just easier to do things with a smaller sample and with like minded people...Why don’t we just poke a hole in Mount saint Helens and get that forever heat extraction.

unless she posts it on social media and makes alot of money from the viewership. 2 years in jail and $10K fine for a potential Million dollar earning?...But this person seems like the type that didn’t bother doing this for money so F it, lobotomize this foo =).

““Yes that is me, but I was already arrested for that,””

With a population of 5.5 million people, this would be quite easy to do. I’m sure the US could to, but they would need to start with cities. Also Norway makes alot exporting oil to supplement this. I’m curious if that goes away, what else do they do?