So, unfortunately I don’t know the answer to your question, but I can tell you that in the 1920s a lot of cars had a lot of manual stuff. Could be for the choke, and/or some other type of air/fuel ratio control. I saw a 1924 Pierce Arrow that had manual control of the spark timing, which was once a common thing. But…

Does anyone know who the reporter was who asked the “alternative facts” question? Seems like she should actually get more credit for the joke. Big shout to anonymous reporter with brilliant question joke!

I think you are missing a number there ... the wealthiest how many Americans? If it’s the two wealthiest Americans, that’s a problem. If it’s the 300,000,000 wealthiest Americans, it’s not a problem. If you don’t know, then your statement is meaningless.

Can’t both stories be true? Maybe it’s an export-only model that was also licensed for production in Croatia. Maybe it’s a Slavic name. Dzunkorola?

I drive a Chevy, when this car hits the streets will I be required to carry extra weight in my car and run a dirty air filter?

They’re supposedly very intelligent, although I’ve never seen any evidence of it.