Yes, what garage? No offense, but housing stock in the US is much more varied than you imagine. No, not all garages have 240V. It is funny that someone would presume so. I am in SoCal with 1950s knob-and-tube wiring. That means that I have porcelain knobs with individual wires connected to them. The wires aren’t even…

I do wonder how many of those they will actually sell. 

Sad to say that this is a regular occurrence in Florida. I have even seen instances where the car mounted the concrete planters placed in front of such establishments.

Couldn’t they use the funds to fix the NHS instead? More Brits would benefit. 

I would think that price would apply to the 2wd version. I see those occasionally. This is super rare and in great share for what it is. 

This is Uncle Sam’s stuff so it has got to be in a different category. Clearly the lowest bidder wins the government contract. In some sense this is an upgrade. Consider that military jeeps were secured with a chain and lock around the steering wheel. 

This actually came to mind this morning as I was getting out of a VW dealer’s loaner Atlas. When turning the engine off, the screeen beeps and asks if the vehicle is empty. Something to consider with a 7 year-old child who has been known to fall asleep in the third row. This is a standard feature that should be on…

Perhaps an online database with examples of the ads & forms these dealers put out. Something searchable by dealer, key words... How about this being an AI project? 

Been waiting on Sportwagen TDI parts for 2 months and driving a loaner Atlas. I am actually starting to like it. The Touareg must be awesome. 

Then again, with his math skills perhaps he does belong in Congress... (just kidding. I can’t stand the guy. I am sure he will do nicely off selling his story for the movie.)

How neat! This is right up there with the proposal in the California legislature that starting in 2028 EV vehicles will have to support the grid when they are plugged in. No, thank you!

Well that makes perfect sense, doesn’t it?  Though I don’t think increasing the fine would have kept this person from driving the semi. 

Nope. Not until the state and/or power companies help with the purchase price. The batteries are only good for a given number of cycles and I am not handing that over to anyone who didn’t pay for it. I am already selling my solar power back at pittance to the grid. This is too much.

Sorry, that just makes it all the more lame. 

Agreed. This was been known for a long time as general knowlegde. You don’t need an accupuncturist telling you this, though mine reminded me years ago. Really, this can’t just be a California thing.

Safety doesn’t care what side of the polical spectrum you are on. That truck tire sure didn’t care.

Sad to say it seems fart can exhaust give you instante street cred on SoCal too. 

Is this the one with an Engine Out (EO) service for just about everything? The one with the timing on the back of the engine? 

Argreed. You should see how drivers freak out when a bicyclist legally takes the lane from them. How soon people forget the rules of the road. 

Back in the day, I used to want to ram Saturn’s for their beady little high beams that were always on. That was nothing compared to how bad it has gotten with nearly everyone driving SUVs.