That’s what I was marveling about in the lead picture.

I had just moved cross-country to suburban Boston — Belmont, for those of you who might know the area — arriving on a Saturday and driving to my first day of work on the following Monday. Rolling into town center, I see a local cop on the side of the road with a radar gun. I glance down at my speedometer, see I’m…

I stand corrected. By the exception that demonstrates the rule.

By a state trooper.

I remember him best in an old Walter Hill joint: The Driver

The answer is: Things that’ll never happen with a county deputy in Florida.

Gotta love the “Shit. Sorry.” response from the PIT-or, and the stepping out of the car and “What The Fuck?” gesture from the PIT-ee.

That’s what I’d want my EV to sound like. Whether racing or on the street.

That ain’t gonna do a thing. Towing companies enjoy being hated. Long as the cash keeps rolling in.

Cuck.

Oh I agree about the Air Force and CAS. The only reason the Air Force picked up the Close Air Support mission was because they would have done anything to keep the Army out of their fixed-wing business.

There’s enough room under a large school bus to run both electrics and CNG/hydrogen tanks.

And that’s the thing.

And the sailors need someone to dance with.

Anyone collecting proto-hipster stuff for his ´90s flashback museum, whether it exists now or is a dream sometime in the future. Or one of the folks doing any of these Ionesco-esque fragrance Christmas commercials polluting cable TV.

Actually, I’d contend that an essentially brand new 29 year old Accord is currently worth every bit of $25K and will be worth appreciably more over time.

See the windshield right behind the front bumper? That’s what you’re going to eat once a Cybertruck hits you. See the sharp-edged nose of that same Cybertruck? That’s what’s going to tear into you once that Cybertruck hits you.

Okay, jarhead. You can keep your pot shots at the Air Force to yourself.

I know that essentially all electric car racing is spec at this point (e.g. - Formula E, Extreme E), but hopefully this will bring the price point down for privateers and club racing teams to compete.

I can think of another — and highly likely — one: armed robbery gone bad.