We had some vehicles that took leaded fuel. As long as they were in good running shape, I couldn’t smell them. Oh well...

Chevy does a good job of hiding it, but they do have it on their site. Go to the capacities section and check out the trailering and payload.

When was that?

And the Hemi motors are made in México. It’s the NAFTA muscle car.

Do you work for Toyota’s advertising agency? That should be their next slogan.

There’s a company selling bunkers for $25k plus $1k yearly HOA fees.

They get profit sharing bonuses as well and likely have the ability to purchase the company’s stock at discounted prices.

That’s ok if someone chooses to do that on their own. People generally dislike big price hikes forced upon them by politicians.

They’ll just accelerate the trend of making huge bloated vehicles.

Given the role of automation, expanding manufacturing in the US isn’t going to create jobs that they may be able to get either

No, it’s a part of North America too.

Either way, fuel taxes need to be increased and “road use” taxes for electrics need to be implemented to pay for it.

Trump wishes he were that skinny.

That sounds like this place: http://www.terravivos.com/

No, they shouldn’t but that still doesn’t stop people from letting them get up there or leaving them in the car improperly supervised.

If you think rural MS is empty, don’t venture out into the Great Plains or further west into states like NM or WY.

GM could use the Chevy Spark and use it for the platform for their next gen Montana/Tornado. They won’t because for now, they are content with selling high priced large and extra large trucks to the US market.

It would have to be one of the small car-based trucks like the manufacturers sell in Latin America and other markets. They are already in that price range including VAT.

It would have to be made in México to get around the Chicken Tax.

It should be under $20k, IMHO.