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This. Thank you.

Why change? Because the increase in fuel tax does not cover the increase in road wear/cover the cost to maintain and repair.

A mileage tax that increases with vehicle weight would be grand. Weight is what impacts the roads. Yes, we would all pay more for Amazon’s Insta-Prime, but hey - we should anyway.

It’s the internet version of writing a short note on a post-it along a parade route in the rain, tossing it in the gutter full of rushing water, and seeing if any other spectators - each with their post-it notepad and pen - adds to it (or not).

True. While we aren’t going back to the low cowl and thin pillar combo of the 1990s, I would pay cold hard cash to have excellent outward visibility again.

Honda says this was achieved by narrowing the pillars and shifting the mounts for the side mirrors.

The world needs more of these. Okay, not “needs,” but this is fun to see.

This.

Great idea. Gogoro has been doing this since what, 2015? These swap stations were everywhere... outside many a 7-11. Glad to see Honda leading a similar course. Of course, the two sizes are close, but not the same size. Argh... 

We had a FIAT 500E. Maybe it’s the guts from that.

True that. When I lived in Germany, there was a guy with a yellow (everything but the tires, it seemed) CJ7 with all the EU requirements for federalization. It was cool to see.

This is a sweet electric CJ6 (hat tip for the steelies). You gotta start somewhere, especially with taking advantage of the full engineering only an OEM can offer (as opposed to me and the kids wiring up some batteries in the garage).

The low volume companies get one more year.

Looks out to Europe and Asia - how did the Chinese and Europeans (not just the Norwegians) solve this?

Smaller windows.” 

This.

True, weight kills.

There are rumors of a Prime (PHEV) version coming in a year or so.

This. So much this.

Totally. There was some car review recently about the test driver having to slide over in the seat to see out past the pillars while driving on a twisty road.