Yes, B5 is a “do-able” color that won’t get grief from the missus. A color that pops that the wife likes: win-win.

“Invincible”—yes, exactly.

Chrysler’s B5 Blue Metallic:

“Plan Jane”?

Given the low speeds at which these cinder blocks trundle, I doubt there’s any increase in mileage due to “better” aerodynamics.

You and me both. I like thinking that the 2-door and 4-door Charger EV and ICE models coming out will help turn the tide back to customers lusting after great looking cars.

Considering how vague the Ford Mustang is nowadays about looking like a Mustang should:

Yes, the heat warping the heads would be a big concern of mine too. Owning a Vette would be cool, but this one will be an albatross around your neck.

American Hitler-groveling scum looking at using ANYTHING to taint Biden, so what else is new? Since Donald The Criminal proves every day how mentally unstable he is with the babbling and incoherent raving with the pathological lies that erupt from his upper asshole, what else can American Hitler’s shitheads do? Why,…

Chrysler’s brands have had a lot of car models over the decades that end with “er”:

Hobbyists can compete. A good friend of mine sews quilts and displays them at shows—sometimes she snags a blue ribbon for her efforts.

I’m impressed with the Kei ads you found—well done.

“Sport”? Isn’t it really a hobby?

“Great QOTD idea:

So the insurance will run you per month around 150% what the EV itself costs to lease--ouch!

“...he assembled a custom rig to hold the engine inside the truck’s six-foot bed.”

OK, fine. S0 how ‘bout some research into what one of these Konas truly costs? Let’s see some numbers with insurance premiums rolled into the monthly cost of this EV. Would it be $500? $600? Just how onerous does insurance nowadays make EV ownership? Rates from State Farm or Farmers for various locations around the…

I guess when your vehicles are as aerodynamic as cinder blocks, then the only direction is up--aerodynamic improvement--however little it must be.

The absolutely rotten Saudis (“Yes, we supplied most of the 9/11 hijackers. Murdering journalists on foreign soil, chopping them up, and getting away with impunity is our thing.”) sinking even more billions into that white elephant of a company is at least something dragging down those scum.

Anyone can style one of these box-on-wheels and do just as well as the paid stylists. There’s nothing there—a bored 7th grade boy during study hall could sketch a design as “good” as the pros’ effort.