I enjoy The Grand Tour, and both shows are scripted. I hope both continue. Competition = good.
rocketboy2319
rocketboy2319
That is kind of sad-this is really sad
While US freight railroads did experiment with horsepower ratings of 6000 in the mid ‘90's on diesel electric locomotives, all locomotives today have settled in at about 4500 horsepower. Those 6000 HP monsters have either been retired, exported or derated to 4500 horsepower.
That whole “storage” thing is just a ruse. The real reason why the choo-choo is held up in the desert?
Uh, yeah. Most diesel-electrics are rated around 5-7K horsepower per unit.
He’s a hoopy frood.
And you DO know where your towel is...
I believe that’s still an extremely cheesy version of a cheesy song
Better to have windows that won’t go down than windows that won’t go up.
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Let’s start a spec racing series.
It will also have Level 4 autonomy
Dude, elsewhere in the business world competitive bids are sent, deals are negotiated, and contracts are signed for many many millions of dollars all via email. Why should buying a car be any different.
“Negotiate like a man” - you win the steak knives.
Coming into the dealership is why people go online. No one has all damn day to “negotiate like a man” at 7 dealerships to get the price they are looking for. A test drive plus dealing with a sales manager and getting a 4square sheet made is 1 to 1.5 hours minimum. If i can send an email and get a good price without…
Why would you want to persistently work with a dealer who won’t answer a simple request? Your time is better spent finding a dealer who actually wants to work with you, because a dealer who won’t give a simple quote by email clearly doesn’t want to go out of its way for you.
Thats when you email back and say that you can’t come in to get a price quote on privacy concerns. Once they have seen your face they know who you are and can leverage that information to their advantage and that you aren’t falling for their ruse.