If you only lived and experienced those days when no one expected cars to ever return to high performance. This was the beginning of the rebirth of performance. Things got much better as technology advanced with electronic fuel and spark management systems, things that could not be done before without that technology…

No No No No NO. You’re all wrong. None of these pansy-ass little cars with subframes, marginal suspensions, and wimpy looks. You want a full-frame car for strength, leaf springs for durability and easy lifting, and something angry looking since he clearly wants to frighten the camrys off the road.

Skip all the hassle and buy my fox body:

Makes sense, what a dud the fusion was...

I’d rather put up with Ohio winters than put up with California politics, thankyouverymuch.

Was the Mercury Capri RS the best Fox-platform car? This couple certainly thought so. And I believe them.

If they can’t succeed in the market without a tax credit, then they aren’t ready to compete. No one has yet to convince me that these vehicles are any better for the environment that ICE vehicles. It doesn’t use carbon for power, but battery production and rare earth metal mining aren’t environmentally friendly by any…

And therein lies the problem. The people that care most about performance also care most about getting bang for the buck. Do you really think a company with historical significance as comfort luxury is going to make a dent in the performance luxury market, where badge snobbery is king?

There is zero similarity between the two.

They look nothing alike. They are car shaped cars.

Fire up the Buick Reatta, it’s time to start your work week anew!

My Fuldamobil S-7. It’s been in this state for a long time, but I’ve finally got the 1 cylinder motor apart, so I’m making a tiny bit of progress.

I’ll submit my friend’s car. A 1965 Ford Falcon that was his first car in high school (we both owned Falcons). We had a lot of good adventures in that Falcon, including both of us driving our Falcons to California from Colorado when we were 18. He parked it behind his grandparent’s house for about three years before…

Thus proving there was no EV market to begin with. If the market can’t withstand the retail price of the product without the tax payers incentivizing the sale by offering the tax credit which technically only affects those who actually owe more than the $7500 in taxes to begin with and therefore should not require…

Honestly good. I’m all for making EVs but why would I as a taxpayer be supplementing $8000 off Johnnys new tesla model 3? If Johnny wants a Model 3 he can full price for it!

Not sure what happened exactly, but all of a sudden everyone’s as excited about Astros as we are. And we’re loving it.