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Yep. Companies will have no trouble figuring this out in order to avoid fines, unless paying fines is more cost effective... I don't know enough about the law. Either way, they'll figure out how to structure pricing so nothing totally wacky will happen.

The evolution of my interest, or lack thereof, in cars is derived from fuel prices. I often argue $4 per gallon is cheap. On one hand it is, I can drive to work for $2 and make much more than $2.

Don't understand what you're saying. Why won't you reach a market equilbrium?

Seems like this will raise the price of non-ZEV cars, lower the price of ZEV cars and presto market equilibrium.

In 2008 Ford 150 had the worst quarter mile of all pickups by a wide margin. Hard to find stats as robust as the 0-60 times. Probably because nobody gives a crap.

Power 0-60 is used 99% more frequently in a pickup than 60-100.

Because then your pocket is full of change. My pockets already have keys, wallet, cellphone. No more room.

Better tell this person how you define "really low". Student loan interest rates haven't been really low since George W. Bush modified the program in a way that screws over students.

I am glad there was no such thing as sumifs, I would have never learned index match. However, it is so much easier to use sumifs when applicable.

I think deere may have produced these into the early 90s, certianly late 80s.

EPA tests have always worked for me, cept hybrids. Diesels too, generally though diesels are underestimated.

And all buttholes should be treated like crap.

Linking a return to inflation is not the same thing as keeping up with inflation.

Depends. I keep telling my sister to quit putting 50% of her salary toward 4.5% interest rate student loans. She does the math to remind me financially this is better than saving up 5k for an emergency. I try to remind her if she loses her job the US government will cover her interest but she'll need money to

I'm similar, currently I have more than 6 months of expenses. However, I also have 2 cars that are both 10+ years old. Buying a car will put me back to where I am normally, 1-2 months.

I know it isn't safe but I don't like giving up returns yet, I still feel young. I have a HELOC for a big emergency. I've used it

Liquidity and stability are not the same thing. Did you ask him what happens if the bond or stock market takes a nose dive that coincides with your emergency? I presume he cuts you a check for your 20% - 30% loss.

I'd argue the V, with the same frame and hybrid drive system is the same as the prius. Slapping on a body kit doesn't make it a different car. It's like a 2 door civic vs a 4 door civic.

My understanding of the C, though, is that it is a very different car. Different frame, different engine, etc. Far as I know

I question the idea that you should be "as close as possible" to a car when parallel parking.

Just checked my account still have 700 min and 2gigs of data.

Is this true?? We will be able to cancel our contracts, right?