I’ve had this axe for 30 years now. Same axe. I replaced the handle 20 years ago, and the blade 5 years ago, but its still the same axe.
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What does any of that have to do with leaving your vehicle idling?
Well, another option is to look like an 18-year-old and drive nothing but yellow and red cars.
So, other than that, how was your weekend?
Reminds me of David Byrne in the Big Suit
It was right in the article: “Your average well-selling new car usually spends about 30 to 40 days on a dealer lot. “
Right. Now there’s a reason to spend 90k. Trunk space.
Yeah, and the top fuel dragster will be beat in a top speed run by the oldest F14 in the fleet. Not sure what your analogy was supposed to mean. And don’t get me started on a Saturn 5 rocket!
Don’t forget those treacherous steep driveways in your gated community
So many times a little simple math indicates that between insurance, heated garage cost, lost interest/investment value on the money, etc, rarely does storing away a new car for any period of time render any real profit, even if it does become what is too-often referred to as a “classic”. I’d welcome any specifics…
I’m certain that you constantly weave in and out between the middle and left lanes to ensure that you’re vacating the left lane when not actively passing someone. Yeah, I’m waiting to see one left-lane Nazi actually do that. Pfft.
Words like “significant” and “premier” reflect opinions, and nothing more. Get your own website and you can cover anything you like.
The difference is that your propane tank doesn’t really have to fit into anything. To use your idea would require cars to all have a similar structure to accept the batteries. Not likely to happen any time soon
Yeah, and some guy in a Subaru revved his engine at me in my Accord at a light last weekend. I briskly accelerated to pass him and, like, no cameras anywhere! So, coverage?
In addition, there were probably hundreds of various races of anything from hotrods to school buses all over the world last weekend, with Jalopnick…
Not really. There is always a thin coating of rust on the edge of the rotor where the pads don’t rub, easily visible from the outside of the car
Tesla’s naming system reminds me of the names of the suites at Schrute Farms:
If you read his book he says that he had assistants for the other work you mention. He closed the deals only
Girardi (his original name) had a staff of 3-4 people to handle all the paperwork and deliveries of his cars. He closed the deals.
Yes, yes and yes. The law determines if there is a statute of limitations on fraudulent transactions.