As others noted, Adam is wrong about the maximum but consider how you charge at home. Roundly, 7.2kw is going to add about 20-25 miles/hr of charging.  How often is that going to be limiting? I’ve had a Volt and an e-golf and charged on 110 using the included chargers, which charged at 4-5mi/hr.

I’d vote for you, but only if that was your entire campaign.

First, why is this column still missing from the header on the site? I have to scroll through a bunch of stuff to get here if I don’t catch it right when it is posted.

I think we all know the answer will be “way too much”.

That’s actually pretty cool, but the cost! Even with the fact it can double as a charcoal starter that’s pretty prohibitive. If I’m going to spend 500, I’ll put a bit more down and get a proper oxy/acetylene torch.

Well you can’t count Jaden. That was an error in the cloning process in which talent and charisma were accidentally omitted.

$200 buys ALOT of MAP gas....

some kind of book that talked about not judging others

Maple Majestic sounds like a limited time menu offering at Tim Horton’s

The category is called ‘Dependability’ and yet they claim the stereo is still where most complaints are still found.

This is perfect for us Lesbian Drivers.

For those of you that are, like me, in desperate need of some good news:

All your arguments are spot on. Toyota sells to North America, the USA in particular, and knows us better than we know ourselves. I would only change your percentages in the last sentence - we are happy with a vehicle that “does 80% of what they need and has a gas electric engine to kick in to cover the other 20%”. We…

Yeah, the flip side of that one is that the Air Force builds the runways and the golf courses, then asks Congress for more money to buy the planes.

Imperialism is truly absurd, I agree.

We shouldn’t be praising anyone for being in the Israeli Armed Forces, let alone the desensitizing nature of having served.

Ok fine, sorry for being insensitive, but it always helps people take your comments more seriously if you articulate them better...

He regularly uses ketchup as a quick and easy flavoring blend, so I’m not surprised. Don’t let the accent and skills fool you, he’s just about the least fussy chef there is.

“What Joss. Did. The last. Comment I will make on this. Was. There was a rule. Saying. He’s not allowed in a room alone with Michelle again.”

So, this gentleman safely and perfectly reverses a manual van, with no back-up camera, across a bacteria-infested lagoon, while a majority of drivers can barely operate an automatic going forward on a flat piece of tarmac.