Price controls? How has that worked wherever it was done?

Nothing new. I’m 2014 when I bought my Q50 the dealer had to go to Ohio to get a car that wasn’t Black, White or some shade of Grey. And I’m in Wisconsin.

Being charged and being prosecuted and punished are different things. Come back here in a year and let me know how it turned out.

It is better. No chemicals. Just malted barley, yeast and hops. By law.

I’m a little skeptical about her heritage. I’ve watched several of her videos including the one about the custom of men sitting down when they pee. I know several actual Germans and none of them ever heard of it. She has no accent whatsoever and if she is correcting pronunciations, why does she claim to be from…

Stop living in the past boomer. Are you aware of some of the new storage technologies coming down the pike?

Ford is number 2? How many hundreds of EVs did they sell?

You can turn that feature off you know. Or do you?

And no Tesla, no Lucid, no Rivian. Is this auto show fading into irrelevance?

A naturally aspirated V8 with a six speed manual. As God intended.

That makes an assumption that storage technology will never change. Pretty short sighted. Keep up with exciting new developments. Like salt and aluminum as the main elements. Both plentiful.

I guess that you don’t understand that this is Beta and that you have to specially qualify to get it. It is a work in progress. And I have not heard of any babies being killed by it.

In his S63 Mercedes. In Miami. Hmm.

Austrian. Same language I believe.

The stone age did not end because we ran out of rocks. As better solutions to problems come along we will implement them.

When I started selling cars in 1983 I worked at a Chevy dealership in a very blue collar neighborhood. The Carter years inflation had passed its peak by then (how history repeats). Often a prospect would remark “Wow, that is more than I paid for may home!” I answered “I’ll trade ya, even up.” Usually got a chuckle,…

I just took a road trip from Milwaukee to Minneapolis (339 miles) and back in my Tesla M3 std. range. I learned two things. The whole experience was very pleasant. And range is overrated. I had four different schemes available of stops at charging stations. There were seven superchargers along the route. It took two…

“Here’s the deal though, it’s gotten very murky what we’re actually trying to accomplish here. Are we trying to get off of petroleum? Or are we trying to get away from internal combustion all together? Are we just trying to reduce carbon footprint?”

My God! It is an SUV. Who takes something like this to the track on weekends?

Duh! We need to follow France’s lead. Build nuclear plants. The electron fairy ain’t coming.