Did American consumers abandon sedans/smaller cars, or did American manufacturers do that?
Did American consumers abandon sedans/smaller cars, or did American manufacturers do that?
Well sure, he’s waiting for his boss Elon to issue instructions to him.
Show of hands - who thinks the new guru of quality assurance will reduce warranty costs by stressing and improving overall build quality? Okay, okay - hands down. Now, who thinks he will reduce warranty costs by increasing denials?
My good sir.
Yes! As last year’s hit movie Oppenheimer taught us.
ugh, goddammit, you made me get the joke.
Today a reader gets to learn that Congress can delegate!
Although considering the load, I’ll bet if you break it down to a ratio of fuel used per pound hauled it’s pretty fucking impressive.
This article definitely reminded me of a long-ago song from church, which for whatever reason I still remember perfectly well today (decades later). Based upon the same verses, it begins:
No, the question was seeking controversial opinions, not extremely correct ones that all people of good character should already share.
Yeah, imagine being in a photo with Trump and Vance and easily appearing to be the most deranged of the three.
Yeah, I recently did the same thing (ten months), and same result, but as you point out, same skin tone/gender too, so results may vary.
“The 35 buildings in question include the Ritz Carlton Residences, The Surf Club Four Seasons, Trump Tower III, Trump International Beach Resort, and several other high-end condos.”
“This is not a commentary on the durability of the truck. You would be astounded on how tough and capable this truck is.”
I once heard it summed up as “if a car isn’t designed with crumple zones, you’re the crumple zone.”
“Paying a non-negotiated price is literally treating you like a mark for cars.”
This article (and the linked one) edited down the actual language, which the original social media post did include: “W.S. 31-5-928 - Except as required in W.S. 31-5-929 and this section, no person shall drive or move any vehicle or equipment upon any highway with any lamp or device thereon capable of displaying a red…
Well heck, if they’ve been around for 30 years there’s nothing to worry about.
First seven words of the headline raised false hopes.
“Representative William Timmons, a South Carolina Republican who represents the district that is home to the Oshkosh plant building the EVs, said USPS should revert to its prior plan to buy 90% gas-powered vehicles, but not cancel the contract.”