This happened to my old A4. I learned a lot trying to diagnose that, the sensor was intermittent and wouldn’t throw a code. I started reading up on what would make an engine getting fuel not was not start. Coupled with one random lucky day of the temp gauge showing no reading.

That’s what I was thinking - why the piece of paper and not just use your hand?

He has a bad coolant temp sensor.

245 miles of track, most stations of any mass transit system, 5,500 cars aprox.

Have you seen his other Jeeps? This thing is mint!

You too: please STOP beating my damned dead horse! I’VE ALREADY WRITTEN ELSEWHERE IN THIS THREAD THAT IT WAS A FUCKIN’ DAMNED UNWANTED BLOODY MISTAKE!!!! IS IT CLEAR NOOOOOW??? And now you please go stickin’ some Peparation H in your butt...

Drums are still cheaper. They wouldn’t do it if it wasn’t.

It’s a discreet armored car so probably most customers will be embassies, foreign dignitaries and such; I think the people you’re talking about tend to go for armored G classes and similar.

most drivers rent their cars, medallions etc. from taxi companies. In NYC medallions are treated as an investment which is why someone like Michael Cohen ends up with 30 of them.

My phone autocorrects Norwegians to Swedes too. I also set it to swap Canada with United States and vice-versa, it manages to annoy both Canadians and Unitedstatesians at once! I’m a model of efficiency.

This is one of the Z1 development mules:

There are errors that we cannot mend, and that we’ll take with us to our grave. But our friends (if really they’re such) should not insist about them.

This.
This and the Carabo.

Was hoping there’d be video. Whatevs.

Thanks, Google:

Not forgotten, but Isos got so much cooler, i.m.o.

Amazing how similar the 66 mustang fastback is to this Italian classic......

If cobalt shortages actually become a real issue, there’s alternative chemistries available that don’t use cobalt at all - LiFePO4 comes to mind, as a lower-density, but proven chemistry. And, lithium-sulfur solid state batteries are a thing that’s in development now, and is where a lot of the industry is trying to go…

If wealthy white men drove taxis, the city would have returned the fee for the medallions.

That’s a funny story indeed. For example Toyota was (and somehow still is) specialised in sewing machines. I also remember my parents making fun of what they thought were knock off of western products. It didn’t take long before people were forced to admit the quality of Japanese products, including cars. There is…

Why?