It may have been the second prototype that came to Cincinnati, but I was supprised by the room in the back seat.

This isn't a single occupant car. It has a back seat that is far roomier than the back seat of the last Tiburon I owned. That said, I don't imagine putting a friend or coworker in the back seat. Just seems like an awkward arrangement. As to the motorcycle, this would be the perfect commuter to compliment my motorcycle.

I believe the 427 had the c6 chassis. I imagine the Z06 aluminum hydro-formed chassis was not stiff enough to be a convertable.

The add says "one key and one remote". What the hell does everyone do with the other set? I've owned seven cars, never have I lost the keys.

All I really want is a blank space in the stack and an universal tablet mount. Native bluetooth ecu would be nice too.

Maybe I've become cynical, but I no longer believe good rational people can be successful politicians. Or would even want to.

GOP, free market, laissez-faire, other Republican buzz words. ... Wait, what?

When you buy a car out of state, you are liable for your states sales tax. Ohio manages this by collecting sales tax when you register your car.

That's what they say while pretenting to be capitalists. But they are only capitalists when it fills their pockets.

It has worked for gun and ammo sales.

Pretty much the same thing that happens to an ICE car. When the power gets knocked out wide and long enough to matter, gas stations can't pump gas.

I'd like to see this against the far more telling statistic of at fault accidents.

Way cooler than a tree nut!

I believe it's likely the Ward family is hurt and angry. So they can't see any fault on Kevin's part. And they want to inflict as much damage as they can on the man they see as solely responsible.

1500 HP in a boat the size of a large runabout and a top speed of 44 MPH? This thing must be really heavy I guess?

Am I the only one who noticed the gun passes across his chest at least three times? I think he's lucky or that gun wasn't loaded.

Rhetorical question? Jump all the cars!

Linear motor shocks... That is intriguing. I have the feeling once energy storage becomes more practical, innovation will be incredible.

I watched a Russian dash cam compilation the other day. I have a new appreciation for regulation.

I've thought about that myself. The motors don't have to be in the wheels. The motors could be mounted to the chassis and use individual drive shafts out to the wheels.