My guess is pretty much the same experience as anyone on a bike would have.

The banks/CUs may not want to have anything to do with the fallout if a customer uses a dealer that sells crap on a stick to unknowing customers. You know the ones I’m talking about; the auto dealer equivalent of car title loan companies.

The EPA is a victim of their own success. Back in the 70s, large US cities had major problems with smog/air pollution, a lot of which came from cars. People today don’t realized how bad it was and the EPA gets thrown under the bus as another over-regulating, job killing big government agency.

It looks a lot like an inflatable bed with a tent on top. Trapped air is what makes insulation work, so I’d think that the ‘bed’ would actually be a pretty good insulator. But as usual, the devil is in the details.

That’s a fair assessment of David.

Except the Kia is a non-starter for Moab.

Also, I hope I get to drive one of these one day. If I can find one rusty enough, maybe I can talk David into buying it and we’ll drive it to Moab or something.

Sure. It’s called getting divorced and remarrying.

What I’ve been able to find out, which isn’t much, is that it might be a ZF 8DT, an 8 speed that’s used by Porsche. If that’s the case, it might be pretty good.

It’ll be interesting to see how well the DCT on the Corvette is accepted.

Carter’s administration?

You mean they make LR-style vehicles that are reliable?

Of course the Republicans were in control of Congress for much of Obama’s presidency, which makes things like funding of agencies like the FAA fun. But yeah, I’ll agree if the proposition is that everybody is at least a little bit culpable.

Except that as originally designed, MCAS was not suppose to activate under normal flight operations. Meaning that during most flights, it’s like it wasn’t there.

Yeah, MCAS was only suppose to kick in under fairly rare circumstances, meaning that most of the time the pilots are flying the plane just like any other 737.

Are you the one who posted their photos on FB?

I use to work with some guys who would duck hunt and shoot five-stand and sporting clays. $4K to $5K was not an unusual figure for them to invest in a 12 gauge over-under.

Sex on a ride that only goes 0.8 miles? How slow do these cars go?

It may be on cars you least expect: Car-Hacking

1st Gear. I think IC vehicles are going to be around a lot longer than most people think, so Mazda’s sticking with them, at least for the next decade or longer, probably won’t kill the brand. For that matter, as long as they can eventually buy the IP at a reasonable price, waiting for others to work out BEV and…