Because near term oil production will have absolutely no impact wahtsoever on climate change.

This issue is incredibly complex, and the Biden administration’s ham-fisted “OpEc NeEdS tO dRiLl MoRe!” is exactly illustrative of the lack of economic literacy inside those walls.

1) the dollar is weak, relative to recent history
2) woowwweee inflation is a thing, color me shocked
3) We have oil in the US! Lots of oil!
4)…

Nothing wishy washy about it.

As a guy who works in a design and manufacturing facility (not cars), here’s my take:

This sounds like a good engineering practice. While they might not reuse the entire cluster they may want to reuse just that plastic piece. Adding the unused symbol is likely free/very cheap vs just the cost of engineering hours to add a new configuration of the same thing with it, and maintaining two parts numbers.…

I normally enjoy your comments on here, but you are way out of your lane on this one. This is a street smarts issue and you kinda missed the point.

“Chief White also said these performance cars should arguably not be street legal, nor in the hands of anyone for that matter.”

YES and YES. I’d go as far as saying I’d like to see the USER (auto or gun) take responsibility of their own actions. Gotta stop the blame fest around here.

It’s not a motorcycle with an H or a D on it, so why would Mr. Brownwell give the least of a shit?

That would require actual informative journalism. You don't come here for that. 

It is important to know that the London E-Prix held the pit lane and at least a portion of the racing surface indoors, inside the ExCeL center, whatever that is.

Yeah, have to agree.

Nah.

While it’s very nice that you’ve got an opinion you’re also factually wrong. Sorry but the rule is clear, the car has to *stop*. It didn’t and not by a ‘oh you can only tell on a sensor’ amount. They were not given a black flag for this but a drive through penalty (or possibly a stop/go, detail slips my mind right…

I never understand why people complain about dealer markups. It’s supply and demand. They get what they can get. Don’t like it? Don’t buy it. This is capitalism. Like they said in The Godfather (kinda), “This is the system we’ve chosen”. Now if your complaint is that our government somehow is blocking cheaper…

“Its width is a function of the desire to effectively block off a middle Eastern city street.”

Please cite your sources as your information about the HMMWV is pure speculation as far as everything I’ve ever read about its development. The HMMWV was developed in the 70s and 80s as a jack of all trades replacement for aging jeeps and light trucks, not specifically as an urban combat vehicle and it was used first…

When the reply to the article is better than the article...

Well written discussion always deserves elevation out of the greys.

You didn’t miss anything. The only screw up here is the officer should have put the evidence on top of the car to avoid the appearance of impropriety. Considering there were no charges filed this seems like a bunch of words about a non-event.