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Loved those cars. I had 2 1988's (the only year to have in my opinion). One GT and One Formula. I got well over 100K miles on each one. Plenty of power for the weight, comfortable for big guys (I’m 6'4"), only held 10-11 gallons of fuel, but at 30 MPH - it was plenty.

Oh - look another silent weekend on Jalopnik

My bad, I forgot, no new posts anymore after Friday afternoon until late Monday.  Banker hours!

It seriously takes me about a minute to 90 seconds to top off my car.  I use the time to look the car over (walk around), check the oil or clean the rear window.  By far not the worst part about owning a car (Traffic, self entitles A-Hole drives, insurance, repairs, maintenance?).  But you can’t handle ignoring a…

I had a 1990 - great car.  Drove it to 180,000 miles with no unusual issues

One of the best Sleeper hotrods was the Cadillac ATS-V. Almost 500 HP!

Right on

About the same age as your comprehension of actual events?

Draw whatever conclusions you want. At times AF1 is required. Vacations, not so much. Maybe not the worst carbon emitter, but probably the biggest delta between proposed policy and actual practice.

I guess logic is not your forte? 

Not banning classic cars, but if you are promoting green future, a 1967 corvette is not the way to do that. Again, awesome car.

Does driving a 1967 Corvette (beautiful car BTW) support his environmental initiative he is pushing ?

True, and maybe not the right thing, but this hopefully helped people who couldn’t not work during the Covid shutdown. But now, we are all basically back at work and the gov is still has a hard-on to give money away! this money doesn’t come from nowhere! If the gov really has empathy, do not forgive school loans, but…

Japan is 1, China 2.  But yes both are the big players.  And we (the US) set up the Japanese business (Manufacturing) systems in the years following WW2.  Read about Demming...

WW2 was one thing, the US was attacked on home soil!

It’s like a contest to see how much he can spend!

How about cops and AGs that enforce the law?

That is a shallow argument. 

All of this!