The proposed tactics sound like Ford ripped them straight from a science-fiction dystopia.

I’m not referring to black and white as saturated colors. Black and white look good in addition to saturated colors.

I like the transition treatment of the C to D pillar area. 

IMO, this kind of paint only looks good with deeply saturated colors, black and white. 

A couple of the summer ice cream stands here have Dole Whip, usually two flavors you can get alone or swirl. My favorite is when they have the vanilla and orange so I can get a dairy-free creamscicle.

Boy, the future sounds awesome.

While they’re at it, install some wind turbines at the tops of the bridge towers to generate the electricity needed to power the LED lights at night. 

I’d be interested if it was the size and ride height of a Taos.

I’m not afraid of an autonomous vehicle, because at this point it’s still just a theory despite the misnomer a certain manufacturer uses. What we have now are assistance systems that still require a trained driver to be ready to take over immediately and personally, I have no interest in using them. 

We’ve seen how well police react when someone doesn’t do as they ask or say. Of course they aren’t going to immediately pay they small amount to get the information they asked for, they will fight it instead.

the irony

Tesla Investors:

Driving an EV sounds like an cranky dad in autumn.

Fox News: Tesla is WOKE!

The larger capacity commercial washers usually extract more water during the spin cycle than the smaller capacity top loader models.

I think the “Marvel movies are all the same” attitude is funny, especially since I saw the trailers for John Wick 4 and Fast and Furious 10 in the theater before seeing Quantumania. 

I get that, but I think the ‘being able to see better’ bit comes more from being surrounded in traffic by the F150s and Silverados when it used to be sedans and hatchbacks. I think that came first and spurred the ‘higher is better’ movement.

Subjectively, though, they are almost universally tall and ugly and largely responsible for killing a lot of cool, sleek sedans.

I’ve done all the math comparing costs (including tax credit) and found for me, going EV in anything remotely desirable would cost me more money.