just put in a cummins.....

got a buddy that would sell his c5 with a brand new ls3 crate motor with a cam just installed and brand new fully adjustable suspension for around $20k.

piss em off more by swapping in a ford 302...

not really.

apparently you missed th part about having to touch the door handle to unlock them, that and watching the passengers try to open doors and fail before i touch the handle might also be a dead giveaway....

if you notice, the best cities are the ones that are cheap to live in and cheap to move too.

and if im on a trip? or visiting friends out of town? or any of a myriad other possible and common scenarios when things “break”?

Oregon tried to pass a yearly tax on EV’s for the very reason you just stated.

except many of the “recalls” ebing sent out by manufacturers now are for vehicles that are older than the Tesla company.

thats great.

the same thing people say about the overly complicated BMW fuckery, i mean electronics. from last decade.

except that OPEC is more concerned with the Bakken Oil Fields and the ability for american producers to pump out billions of barrels of oil from these fields than anything else right now.

have you seen the definition of local to the USDA that most farmers markets use?

I can’t remember who actually said it, or where I read it, but this reminds me of a quote i seem to remember from the 60’s Le Mans/F1 era when one of the engineers/designers for a race team was asked what was so important about taking a car that wasn’t competitive overall back out on to the track to keep it running…

Yes, and as we’ve seen year after year at places like Le Mans, performance balancing would never get it wrong or be gamed by one of the teams....

try drinking a mixed shot of Jameson and Bailey’s Irish Creme mixed into a half glass of Guinness....

They also need to clamp down on just what exactly a “local market” game is allowed to be.

this car is very far from being “almost a road car” it features a purpose built monocoque tub just like every other lmp1 style car.

probably because in order to truly make money (and huge money) making trucks, you not only have to sell the texas cattle barons their luxo-barges, but you have to sell a shit ton of plain white, stripped down, 2 wheel drive work trucks at a reasonable profit as well.

not really.