Chemical stripping involves basically no heat on the body panels, no blaster, and no cleanup aside from a quick blast of water. It’s also probably faster.

I’ve used that chemical stripper, and I tell you what, no matter how many layers of glove you’ve got on, it still burns.

Wow, the FBI grabbed him by the binder.

To be fair, that light can come on for a lot of things, not the least of which is an actual burned out tail lamp.

And God forbid you swap some LED lights in, right?

All the CUs run the same backend software, so really it’s just a matter of picking whatever color checks you like best.

I’ve never had GAP insurance. Is that a required thing now?

Stop driving through shit, then!

Dumb story about that, but Nissan decided with the 90-96 300ZX that they would put in a sensor that measured the resistance of the lightbulbs in the tail lights of the car. So, if you have one go out, it would illuminate a warning light on the dash.

Words mean things, and if we’re talking about efficiency, that’s the amount of power produced per unit of fuel. If we’re talking about economy, that’s how far the car goes per unit of fuel. As an engineer, I’d expect you to be a tiny bit more careful with how you word it in your article. Traditionally, the kings of…

fizzy white grape juice.

Mistake #1: adding the receipts.

The 5.oL motors (which were the “high output” option, as opposed to the 4.1L “High Technology” motor) in that generation was such a hot mess.

Why would anyone subject themselves to the slings and arrows of the mall when Amazon exists?

The S20 has some serious cachet, but don’t count the L-gata out when it comes to making noise and smiles. Plus, with the extra 800cc of displacement, it actually makes some torque off the line.

Count the heads.

Silver is as boring as the day is long.

So, a platform where Faraday Future’s responsibility is literally only to print stickers is the only venue where it isn’t in trouble?

How does it feel, having defrauded the taxpayers of Harrisburg, PA?

If you told the person you bought that chair from that it was worth $7622, would s/he have sold it to you, or the guy you sold it to?