the robot is obviously a scab. 

4th gear-those who wanted EV’s as virtue signals, status symbols, because they are new, and those who can afford them for fun because they really can pin you in the seat have already bought them. Now they have to sell to the general public and compete on their own merit, and if you don’t have your own charging…

So many people out there go out like it’s summer. No hat, no gloves, no boots, no plan for going into the ditch or getting trapped on a snowy freeway.  All it takes is one idiot and now everyone is stuck and there you are with frostbite because you ran out of gas and your wet sneakers froze up. 

When I moved here I found it difficult to wrap my head around that. In the rest of the world, if the accident isn’t your fault the other party pays, in MI if you don’t have full coverage you get nothing. Well you can collect a whole $1000 if you really push it. And then they want us to buy UI on top of our full…

If they reform the insurance any more we won’t be able to afford to drive.

I bought a vehicle from an Infiniti dealer. The most interesting and best vehicle in the whole dealership.

That $5K around here gets you a down payment on something that’s only a bit rusted out. Geographically it gets an SD (screaming deal) from me here where shit actually does rust in half. 

somewhere in Wisconsin, can’t recall the town, there is a company that does this. We passed by on a road trip out west to Sturgis. They had some nice clean iron in the parking lot.

That would explain a lot. The 737's of old were smoother and felt better than the MD80's and heaven help you if you got a seat in the back by the engines. 

I see the Sonett is mentioned but I’d like to find a classic Saab 96, even a 95. A two-smoke engine would be even more fun, but a V4 would be just fine.

When I worked for corporate America, I spent a lot of time on early morning AK Airlines flights all over the state, and my mind still recalls the stale coffee and plastic ambiance of the Boeing 737's they flew, even the old half and half that wasn’t much younger than I am. Then they started flying those MD80's, right…

The Lane does not get the attention it desrves, what a collection!

This would be a decent price if a person had never driven a GT. Having rented as GT DHC for a week and tearing around the southwest, even as good as a ecoboost may be it’s not going to ever be the same. GT Elitest ND. 

It’s a nicely done conversion. The problem is that era of Caddy lacks the presence of a proper Cadillac and comes off as a really posh Sebring. Nice Try, ND. 

Do they still cheat the other guy and pass the savings on to you?

They could get to energy equity between gas stations and charging stations in 6 years.....if they close enough gas stations.

One can of soda can cuase a mess. A six pack on a pig bra can turn your car into a fairyland of brown frost and a hideous brown snow like substance. Beer does the same but makes your car smell like the bathroom floor in ‘Koots orever. 

I had one of these. It’s cracck pipe for that experience alone. Now bring me an almost 40 year old version of that and it’s pretty much not just the crack pipe but the whole meth lab. The whole “price not far off” argument doesn’t work for me and shouldn’t work for rational people.

Mystery dash light is probably the EGR service interval light that comes at 30 k and can be easily reset, or taken out if you dig into the clocks to replace the broken odometer gear. Code means the battery was disconnected and the code to resety the radio’s anti theft device is gone to the ages. $6k is a good starting…

Sometimes i do question whether most Jalops do tell you to drive what you want. Sometimes it seems to me that they are hardly even enthusiasts,. If they don’t like cars why are they here? You’re right about the “not a real truck “ wackoffs though.