Most rare earths are used mostly in the motors, not the batteries. Hydrogen take a lot of energy to produce, so there is no real answer there. If you want to save the planet ride a bike.

Sat in one of these at a Carmax and was blown away at how nice they are.  Watch Hoovie’s video to be sold.

Two things:

Wait a second, a 17 year old bought a MKZ? 

Excuse me while I pour one out for Cadillac. 

2nd Gear:  Man, Nissan is just a massive dumpster fire.

“From a bar perspective, you are pretty much limited to liquor in plastic bottles and box wine.”

If I recall correctly, this car is in the movie Bobby Deerfield.  Don’t bother watching it, it doesn’t hold up.

The $1.3 billion figure is $14,444,444.00 per day, $601,851.85 per hour, $10,030.86 per minute, and $167.18 per second.  How does a company that middle mans taxi rides lose so much money?

My dad used to call his car “Jesus Christ”.  As in “Jesus Christ I hate you” to his Pontiac Tempest.

What makes a flying car so attractive. Why would anyone want to drive when you could be flying? And if the flying car will spend 90% of it’s time in the air, then build a cheaper helicopter and just use Lyft when you get to your destination. WTF, do I have to think of everything?

Our first Lemons car was a CRX SI that I drove for a week before we turned it into a racer. I liked it and noticed one near my house. (this isn’t it, but its damn close). I stopped by and asked him about it in 2014. 5 speed and 72,000 miles. Asked him if he wanted to sell it, and he told me it would take about $4,000…

Now this is a guy with a real beef.  Fuck off Ferrari.

How about a Saturn Sky Redline. Fun to drive and GM affordable to fix. 

“The automaker plans to trim its global lineup and production capacity by 10% as part of a broad restructuring effort.”

What the hell is wrong with this “villa”. Seems pretty nice to me. Aaron, show us your idea of lavish wine country living so we can compare the tasteless union boss to real culture.

No need. Montana has a waiver form to delete the front plate. I am assuming this car is registered in Montana.

There’s a driver less car joke in here somewhere, I just can’t figure one out. 

Apparently, this is the new way of life.  Every time I go to Costco, and I mean EVERY TIME, some jack hole leaves there cart in the middle of the isle and wanders off to look at something.  I now pretend I am looking at my phone and capture their cart with mine and walk off.

I remember the good old days when Saleen was a Mustang driven by the checkers at my local grocery store (there were actually 3 of them and all the owners still lived with the parents).