My concern is car washes recycle their water. If enough salted vehicles go through, you may be giving your car a thorough salt wash.  Do they try to neutralize the salt in any way?  

But...but.... Tesla is a technology company, not a car company. /s

Too many questions and incongruities with the ad.  Then I saw Florida.  ND.

If you got it, a truck brought it.

I would rather have a Honda Del Sol.  Fewer repairs.  Less heartache.  Just as much enjoyment.

3rd Gear:  Can strip clubs and bottle service be expensed to R&D?

Try their “Hearth” cabernet.  I’m getting a couple of bottles at Kroger for this weekend.

I was on the fence until I read that they got rid of the side pipes.  Went to NP on that news.  I hate side pipes.

Do you need to return it full or will they charge you $150 to top it off?

Anything ‘71 - ‘76 for me.  This one?  Not so much.

Thanks for the info.  My understanding of lead-based paint is that it lasts and looks good for a long time because of chalking, which creates a world of problems, both indoors and outdoors.

Reverse:  Years ago a friend’s boss handed AOL trial CDs as a “Christmas bonus”.  In a totally unrelated story, boss’ tires were slashed that week.  

2nd Gear: I was under the assumption that automakers went from VOC to water-based paints decades ago.  I’ve been living under a rock, but it’s a nice one.

I guess the seller didn’t want to spend the additional $600 for TPMS sensors on the new set of hideous wheels. That light on the dash will definitely trigger my OCD.  ND.

Yep. I first saw a brand-new Cutlass displayed in a shopping mall. Whoever at the assembly line put the sealer around the window was either drunk, stoned, or a chimpanzee. I may be unfair to the chimpanzee, though.

2nd Gear: The senators should have sent a cc of that letter to the White House and DoJ for better enforcement of Taft-Hartley and the NLRA.

Let’s not forget the rear door windows on the ‘78-’84 GM A-bodies.  

I will include U.S. oil production which is at an historical all time high of 13.3 mbpd. Yet the RWNJ media is constantly squawking a half-truth that “we were energy independent under Trump”. Sure, we were energy independent then, but we are even more so now, and a net exporter to boot.

I believe it was Bob Lutz who said when emissions regulations were imposed Detroit went to their lawyers while Japan went to their engineers. 

The week before Christmas I started feeling crappy. Thought it was a cold. Christmas Eve, I broke down and took a COVID test. Positive. First time ever and fully boosted. Wife got it too, of course. Nothing serious, just a bad case of the crud. However, we’re going into the third week of this. Very annoying.