Rear engines are only quieter if you aren’t sitting directly next to them at the back of the plane...

May 2018, last Demon produced. June 2018. Announcement that 2019 Hellcat Challenger will come with 808hp, standard.

I cannot lie. I would lift sanctions for one of those delicious looking cookies he has.

If they rename it, it’ll just be the new Caravan. Realistically, it’s probably a good move for them to do.

Chrysler will become our new corporate pre-owned division. We see great opportunity in targeting CarMax and the like with our existing dealer network.

Humility is good, keeps things in perspective. And also I don’t trust anyone else.

Doug’s previous job was loading Honda Civics into the back of UHaul trucks.

The Germans have a word for everything, and when they don’t, they just write a sentence explaining what it does, and remove all the spaces.

The Renegade does this fine. I would enjoy the idea of an Abarth Renegade though.

Yes. And make it look like a tiny Wrangler. An Abarth Power Wheels that can fit an adult.

Updating the Dodges to the Giorgio has been shelved as they need to reinvest the money into Jeep and Ram right now.

I’m still at a loss as to why FCA hasn’t handed the Giulia platform over to Dodge, so they can throw a 60s/70s jaw line on it and stuff it full of engine. Sergio bet the farm on a platform currently only used for cars with limited US market appeal, and should be mindful of ways to actually make it pay. I have to…

“Small cars are dying because nobody buys them. FCA already killed off the Dodge Dart and the Chrysler 200.”

Good Stuff David,

Having owned both FSJ’s will drive just as well when everything is in great shape. Unfortunately thats not always the case...

Id like to discount bureaucracy, but I don’t know the coupon code.

Disagree. F-22 production was cut in favor of the cheaper F-35. Did not go as planned to say the least.

There are no production US stealth aircraft that have not seen combat except the F-35. Israel’s used them though...

Because jobs. Because campaign contributions and the revolving door between the military, the lobbyists, congress and the military industrial complex.

Fair enough. In that case, the F-22 is probably the platonic ideal. They designed it, built enough to be effective as a tip of the spear, but didn’t go out and just replace every F-15 still with a useful life. Though it’s annoying it would now be nearly impossible to restart production, even though they tried to plan…