This is ridiculous. The proper way to measure EV range is in Changlis.

The only answer is The 225 Slant Six from Chrysler. Underrated, easily upgradable, more durable than an industrial sewing machine, cheap, and you can tell everyone that it’s actually one half of a V12.

Jeep 4.0 straight six. They made these for about a jillion years, and even David Tracy has a hard time killing one.

Found the engineer

Well, I looked at a Prius with 300,000km up recently. Felt tired but everything worked and there was still enough capacity left in the battery for the car to use electric power up to about 20kmh just like a new one.

I had two second generation Prius - a 2005 and 2009. I sold one at 12 years / 145K miles and the other at 10 years 115K miles. My parents have a 3rd gen 2010 Prius that is 11 years old with 165K miles. My parents 2010 has required nothing but scheduled maintenance. My 2nd gens required nothing except replacing the 3…

until we ultimately got to meet the owner of the yellow umbrella, Tracy (Cristin Milioti)—only for her to be killed off and for Ted to reunite with Robin.

Prius engine swap?

I’m amazed it’s not wrapped up

We love to streamline!

Geez... When are we getting infinity tail lights??? We have the technology.

Yoooooo found it.

Tbh $13-15k for a new three row passenger car is an absolute steal.

Every point except the good mpg!! Vehicross all things!

I’ve been there, the drive-around for taller vehicles is one fucking block over. And as others have said, it’s a railway bridge, so lifting the bridge means regrading the rails for literally miles in both directions. It’s not that easy.

I can’t recall the details, but there’s a good reason why they can’t. It’s a rail bridge. I think the slope approaching it is already at the limit or something.

I’d have some concern that her fans might decide to try it themselves, dress and act as she does, and get injured/dead (many people are allergic but may not know it).

One sausage, several lengths.

I remember seeing this in Sega GT 2002

4 lane road with bike lanes on each shoulder curving around a mountain park.