Oh, I see.

Surely the other cars are open-top also, since they’re used for parades?

Pleonasmatic badging bad.

And, of course, we can’t not mention the Dodge Journey

You’re probably right - but in that case I don’t see the point of having that “fake cover” made, in the same hue as the interior. It would have looked so much better if they had designed this a bit like the ‘60s Conti, with nothing showing.

But there weren’t less vehicle-miles during the project, they just found alternate routes. The same number of cars were on the road - just there were fewer on the freeway. Those may have been going faster, but overall pollution was the same.

Oh, eff off, will you? When it was shown, most commentators (of the non-anonymous-internet-commentariat variety) mentioned how faithful it was to the concept.

Should be eazy peazy for anyone who’s recently done a postal Jeep, methinks.

Honestly, I’d hope people I’d entrust my money to don’t behave like sheep.

“no state has the right to impose its policies on everybody else in our whole country,”

That’s what I’d have thought too, except the managed an IPO, so some people still thought it would work. (I don’t but then again I’m not a VC.)

Far more amazing is that investors bought in that sinkhole.

Not an EV with any form of autopilot, that’s for sure.

I’m looking for an epithet that would accurately your putting words in my mouth I never wrote. “Obtuse” doesn’t work. I’ll have to look further.

You “fixed” it about as well as the US “fixed” say, Irak or Afghanistan (among innumerable others). And Israel, its neighbors, no matter what JIDF, SWU or other Hasbara zealots tell you.

23!

Ditto, which is why I didn’t say the Honda was “the only” one :-)

Here, have a spinning top.

Ok, so that’s two. Still a ways from “many”.

I’m sure you had a point there, somewhere, in all those wiki links.