Or tag other users? @yale70.
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Huh, I wonder if another Bandit will drive this new bimmer-Stealth?
I see what you did there.
BMW is targeting 40 miles on a charge for their PHEV. The previous X5 edrive went 14, but the new one does 40. The new 330e does 37 miles on a charge, which is over double the previous 330e (15).
It's probably better that it got delayed, if the first PHEV x5 is any indication. It only went 14 miles on battery alone.
Instead, it’s more likely that making super expensive, low-volume cars out of carbon fibre without offering performance or range advantages over mainstream EVs and PHEVs isn’t a compelling business case.
This is a nice breakdown of a practical application of these heli services. You’re probably one of the textbook use cases for Blade. You know enough about the “jitter” in the system to lean towards justifying a heli ride to JFK from Manhattan. You also include the total cost of things (from your perspective) by…
I find this to be true and do it as well.
One thing that I get upset at my wife for doing is mentioning future events...a 3 year old doesn’t have the concept of time like we do.
Do they float?
I’ve ranted about this before, but I’ll do it again. The problem with the front door handles is FCA (or DaimlerChrysler since the redesign in 2011 introduced this abomination) couldn’t be bothered to put it on the crease line, so they just put it below. I always assumed they did it because it would be too expensive to…
Yas!!! Gimme that 323 GTX successor.
Except it’s not. You could get an SRX with a third row in 2009.
... the refrigerator white 1992 Toyota Camry...
Lightning: Well, you know, race cars don’t need headlights, because the track is always lit.
I went with NP because of nostalgia, but it would definitely need a good PPI.
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Clarkson Island? It has the most Clarksons....in the wuuurld.
If it’s gonna be anyone, I hope it’s Honda/Acura. I mean, they released the longitudinally mounted five-pot Vigor.