Yeah... he wants to spend up to $150K on a vehicle but he’s worried about paying a bit of extra tax.  Fucking stupid. 

“The thing is, there were no shortages in Florida.”

Jose is correct.

Have you ever seen what an ambulance can cost? If I’m conscious and not in imminent mortal danger, I’d just get a ride to the hospital from someone else.

Yeah, this could be considered a problem:

There... isn’t one. You need low weight and a low center of gravity if you’re going to have sporty without punch. Argue the merits of CUVs all you want, but they don’t have that.

From a map, it looks like they are LUCKY there’s another bridge 2 miles away. The next closest bridge over the Mississippi from a very brief eyeballing looks like on the order of 100 miles away.

The GOP vote for a Dem bill because it is good for the country or even their constituents? No way in hell.

Not the drag political drama into but this makes me wonder if the GOP representatives of the impacted states vote for the Biden and Dem’s infrastructure bill now?

As we all know, all pipelines are interchangeable, and one carrying tar sand oil across the plains would instantly remedy a problem with a distillate delivery pipeline on the east coast.

“They will see us do the right thing,” van Beurden told Axios.

I’d like to see the subsidy changed from a discount on the car to being paid to electricians for completely installing L2 chargers at buyers homes.

There’s only one fair solution: stop all EV credits and actually let the marketplace decide.

Also - they’re all idiots for not knowing how to just put the damn car in neutral anyhow.

Just a few corrections for you:

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Applying the same logic this site uses with Tesla, the headline should be;

Yes and no is actually the answer. Generally speaking US criteria emissions standards (HC, NOx, CO) are more stringent than Europe and have been for many years, particularly before the EU changed the drive cycle used as their old one was a complete joke.  Where Europe is more stringent is for CO2 emissions which in…