Big and Fuel Efficient don’t go into the same sentence. Pickup Trucks (INCLUDING THE RIDGELINE) get bad fuel economy, even the Eco Diesel isn’t great, and it lacks in comfort.

“Neutral: What Does FCA Need To Do To Convince Investors?

The Nazis would have won in 1944 instead of 2017.

Thank God we have Breitbart to sort out the truth from the false, right ?

Wait wait, you can’t call him a commie anymore, remember we <3 Russia, er, Trump does, and by extension we should look at Russia as our friends. So commie = good, don’t let the fact all the trillions and lives lost during the cold war by some people who called you and others “pinko commies” bother you voted for Putin,…

Man, it’s a fucked up world when I miss Dubya, but I do, really do.

I don’t have to imagine. I can remember.

Electric cars are the way to go IMO. Makes it really easy to keep the energy domestic.

The EPA, while great in theory, hasn’t been extremely effective.

Do you think they’re never as effective as they should be due directly to Republican interference and defunding?

This is what I think of every time someone tries to argue against regulations and the like aimed at helping control climate change:

Seems like people have forgotten WHY we have environmental regulations. Voters in the Rust Belt seem to be ignoring the Superfund sites across the street from their houses.

Totally. Those aren’t toxins, they’re vitamins and minerals. They’re good for you. Don’t let those alternative-alternative facts that say car exhaust is bad for you change what you believe!

He’s literally trying to undo everything Obama did. I know there are people who didn’t like him and some people didn’t do better under him and that’s fair. He made mistakes. Not everything he did was for the better Sure. But that doesn’t mean he didn’t do anything good. He did some good things and had good progressive…

I prefer to believe the alternative fact that these lovely toxins are good for your health.

It’s not sarcasm if you got past little baby first year econ micro/macro in college. Externalities and social costs aren’t factored into immediate growth measurements.

At my children’s school, there is one dad who picks up his kid in a classic car - I think it’s a Mustang, but it could be a Chevy or something. Either way, when I pass by it when he’s starting it up and idling in line, I can smell the unburnt fuel and other lovely toxins it’s spewing into the air. Yeah, I can’t…

Why CARB exists

Here’s another angle: