I had a Tesla, and now have a non-Tesla EV, and road trips were certainly easier in the Tesla as far as charging is concerned. But I’ve already taken twice as many road trips in the non-Tesla as I did in the Tesla. Other than charging, the non-Tesla is much more comfortable for road-tripping.

I’m imagining going back in time to 1981... 1 year after the last Scout was completely discontinued.

Having been on the internet at the time, I recall Usenet posts about ejecting Wesley into space, and fan episode scripts in which Yar picks fights with everyone, Worf isn’t sure what his job is, and every scene ends with someone interjecting that Wesley is special.

I often wonder what it would be like to have the current media landscape and commentary surrounding the launch of TNG in 1987. Bearing in mind the virtual nonexistence of the Internet, the absolute seething hatred of the show from some corners of the fandom was palpable, even just coming through the magazines and…

Nope. Fix it before you list it. ND. 

No Dice. I just Khan’t.

Heh. Cars pooping. 

Better yet, tell your boss you are WFH when there is a storm predicted.   

I, however, am not a good driver. I cannot be expected to safely drive a car that is RWD and I definitely cannot drive manual.

The seller says that the TIPM or Total Integrated Power Module is either not connected or is missing entirely.

It’s said to be “bone stock” save for a cold air intake. That’s probably just a half-hour’s work to remove and toss in the trash.

I was gonna say, I voted NP because this is about the going rate for one of these. The motor replacement is a plus IMO, these are very high-strung engines and having a fresh one isn’t a bad thing.

Clearly a gap in the market for an entrepreneurial minded Gen Zer. Spend a couple of years reading up on classic British cars and gaining hands on experience, and you could become the next generation’s go-to guy.

60 year old British wiring? Probably easier to yank the existing harness and start fresh than spending the rest of your life chasing one electrical gremlin after another.

100% should he buy it out, even if he plans to turn directly around and sell it.

I bought out my lease for 16,500 and then turned around and traded it into a dealer for the car I ordered, they gave me 25,000 for it....

2013 CTS-V with a manual, $46k

This seems like a suspiciously easy nice price. What’s the catch?

Considering how Starlink satellites are ruining Earth-based astronomy:

2010 is not aging, says the owner of a 1991