Not to be that guy, but I’m gonna be that guy.

The Texas automobile dealers assoc. has a strangle hold on the Legislature here. And they don’t like Tesla because it’s a mfg. selling directly to the public. Money talks, especially when it goes into Republican re-election funds.

Americans need better dreams.

I am very frustrated by the price of new cars. To include “attainable” on an MSRP of $43k-$53k is pushing a narrative that is allowing these manufacturers continue to push prices higher, because journalists and others keep saying that these prices are “affordable” or “attainable”. I call BS. You can’t have rampant…

Buying a new entry level bike for a new rider just seems silly. A new rider probably thinks they’ll want one style of bike, but it’s highly likely after a year or two and a couple of miles under their belt they’ll realize they’ll want something else. Let someone else take the depreciate hit and buy something used for…

Congress can barely agree on a national budget every fiscal year. What makes the government think they can subsidize and fund EV infrastructure by 2030? It’s not just chargers and power stations. Highways and roads need to be reinforced because millions of 5000+ lbs EVs are going to be driving through them. It’s bad…

Google exists: Bajaj

For the 30th year in a row, it’s Model Bloat.

i feel stupid for giving a shit but i do a little. not because i don’t want the Mustang’s good name sullied. i resent Ford cravenly trying to cash in on a reputation and trying to manipulate me. i know marketing is marketing and capitalism is capitalism. i know that i’m nitpicking or splitting hairs or drawing an…

“Here’s a G90...”

“Budget up to 50,000"

We’re now to the point where manufacturer press shots look less realistic than video game graphics. Yeah, I know they are selling the fantasy but it just looks silly. This image has more post-processing than a Tinder profile shot a newly divorced 44-year old.

“More riders obviously means more bike repairs, but the problem is budget bikes are breaking too often too soon and aren’t actually repairable.”