It makes sense to me to promote fuel cell vehicles instead of BEVs in Norway because the hydrogen is a byproduct of the natural gas industry. Just a thought. 

BS! I drove a company Avalon in 2007 and that car floated. I bet the NX200t does not float. I bet it crashes over every road irregularity with 20" low profile tires. 

Sarcasm was intended.

Does Norway export Hydrogen? Is it counted as petroleum?

And no important vehicles were damaged this day.

That’s another one I've seen. There's also the one about stroking vs. Cummins. I can't remember the exact terms.

I have a friend that asked me for car advice about a Fiesta (first car for a kid). I said only if it’s the manual transmission. He ended up with the Powershit one. It's sitting beside his house awaiting repair. 

-40 C? Assuming you are Canadian. -40 in C or F is really cold!

Hydrogen in Norway is an alternative fuel? Where does the Hydrogen come from? Isn’t over 50% of Norwegian exports petroleum and derivatives?

I haven’t seen a Leaf one specifically, but I have seen Calvin pissing on the word Hybrid on the back window of a coal rolling Dodge 3500. 

I agree that the RC is mostly its own car. I was making a joke about the center section being IS derived. Most car manufacturers share parts of platforms across many product lines.

I also like the 3/4 rear view, but pine for more squareness and rear overhang.

Tactical half pants! Great band name.

But isn’t the RC a coupe version of the IS? Wouldn’t that make it a racing version of the sporty version of a coupe version of the luxury compact sedan?

The Bandit did end up in Georgia. I'm pretty sure that's a 2nd gen F body. 

I was thinking of the sound! Imagine a drive reduction of the motorcycle engine before the Jeep transmission. Then with a low range transfer case, you could rock crawl at 12,500 RPM!

I’m wondering what would a reduction geared (I'm thinking 4:1) ’busa motor be like in this setup?

Zoom in and enhance! Is that Kudzu in the background? What variety of grass is that? If that's the Bandit's car, somewhere in the SE US. 

Did you ever watch the low buck FX show “The Americans”?

That’s the joke. It seems like a majority of them are in California and that works because there are probably more BEVs in Cali then all the rest of the other states. I live in an Atlanta suburb and I don’t think I could count on an EV road trip in anything but a Tesla at this point.