While I understand the 1800's physics text book etymology, the term has evolved into a colloquialism for something that IS possible, yet difficult.

Well said, Lyle.

The thing about the Challenger is it drives exactly how it looks and is utterly unapologetic about it.

Describing the poor as “lazy, feckless, and stupid” seems a bit harsh, no? 

This argument always falls back to the question of how much control we really have over our economic circumstances.

The credit score life hack I use is to put as much of my daily expenses and monthly bills on a card as possible, then just pay off the balance each month.

I would guess more people with the L would be towing which is the main reason someone would opt for the hemi.

It shouldn’t be news to anyone that people with poor credit scores have statistically higher loss ratios. Same goes for people living in certain zip codes.

Hemi discontinued on the 2 row, but still available on the L.

LOL. I’m not entirely convinced Hyatt would’ve had time to write this piece just today. If he did, damn, that’s some awesome initiative.

So, if its a Montana car, it “probably” has a clean rust free underbody, which is obviously a key requirement for this old beast to be worth the cash.

LOL. For a million dollars, Hendrick should get rear AND front electric motors.

“It’s also got a rear electric motor.”

$44K seems fair for a ZL1 with crazy low miles.

Some of the guts are the same. They certainly don’t feel anything similar when driving. The linkage is completely different which makes the shifting completely different. Direct linkage vs. levers going to the transaxle.

If someone’s “panic” somehow leads them to mashing the throttle, they probably shouldn’t have a driver’s license.

I daily a RWD car with 7.6 lbs./hp and a manual trans. Its really all about not being a dumb ass.

S2000 has a longitudinal mounted 6-speed with the linkage directly attached to the trans. Accord is a FWD platform with a transaxle. Not the same thing. 

ND from me. Prices have gotten WAY out of hand on these things.

5.4 seconds as per Car and Driver amongst several other sources.