well that’s odd.  last i looked it was right there between Japan and India. some geographic thing maybe? 

IMO...what i’ve seen so far (2 episodes) of “...India” isn’t quite up with “...Japan”, but ahead of “...Italy”.

does the C6 have resonators underneath? I don’t see anything about the cats being deleted, so it’s probably in the ballpark of what they sound like with the bypasses open (which..wasn’t it a ‘thing’ to pull the fuse so they’d default to open anyway?), which is a bit obnoxious, but not “straight piped front to back”…

that figures :\ i was pondering zipcar for transportation next time i’m out that way, but metro seems like less of a hassle.

they put a charging station in “that area” over here, so people would at least have another option for a place to charge.

have hauled booze for a wedding in an odyssey, can confirm. lots of booze, plus 4 people and 2 large dogs. mpg was low to mid 20's though.

metro runs all the way out now? i haven’t been over there for a few years, but last time i was looking at train>bus>bus to get there from where i was in DC, to the tune of almost 2 hours each way.

adventure time! and i’ve done LA and SF Bay area weekday rush hours in a manual pickup, so... *shrug*

oooh, i can avoid dulles AND reagan? sign me the hell up!

i’d like to know where the author is finding tundras for that price.  i was shopping them in october, and couldn’t find anything under mid 60's even for the most basic models, and anything on the lot had $10k “market adjustment” tacked on.

Probably AMA’s roadside assistance.

no doubt, but at this point, i wouldn’t put it past Musk.

went and looked...they have one more cycling day scheduled this year, on December 7th.

I’d have to look if they still do it, but Laguna Seca used to have monthly bicycle nights where you could cycle the track.

so i shouldn’t have that cup of roofing nails duct taped to the steering wheel? jeez, no fun left in the world.

what if....they WERE actually working on something new, and a lot of this Cybertruck stuff makes a GREAT distraction?

i’m curious others’ views on this, but i’m not seeing why not. assuming it’s parked solidly on the curb and not just half an inch of tread up on the curb, it’d be pretty hard for it to shift short of an earthquake, but you’d be equally screwed in an earthquake with stands, too.

So...we’re a hair cheaper, but same ballpark. Stopped at the shell around the corner from my hotel last weekend, and it was $5.89 for regular.

“I reject your reality, and substitute my own”

and yet...probably still cheaper than gas in CA.