Admittedly, I thought this was a Tom Petty song until a couple of years ago.

Of course, Jee and NHTSA cannot force the remaining 1.2 million cars to come in and get fixed, that’s impossible.

greater than a sandwich at Primanti Brothers

ROLLIN' COAL!!!!!!!!!111!!! YEEEHAAWWWWW

I don't remember this scene from Furious 7...

I think they would have done okay, mainly do to the markets of border states. Even at that, the Jaguar/Land Rover dealership in Charleston seems to do just fine.

I doubt they would have sold a groundbreaking number, that is correct. I believe the goal would have been to reach into border markets of WV. That being said, Charleston’s Jaguar/Land Rover dealership seems to do just fine, so I think they could have moved some Teslas.

WV borders more states than just MD and VA, is my point.

From looking at Tesla’s website, Virginia and Kentucky have no Tesla stores. I don’t know if that is due to legislation or not. Additionally, the only Tesla store in Pennsylvania appears to be in Philadelphia. So, it appears the opportunity to reach into more markets through WV would have been possible.

Not arguing that, it just would have given Tesla a chance to get near states that have closed themselves off to Tesla.

Also, that being said the only place I have seen a Tesla in the wild was in the DC Metro area

While West Virginia isn’t a hotbed of automotive sales, as Automotive News points out, it’s placement would’ve given Tesla “access to potential customers in bordering states Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland and Kentucky. West Virginia’s eastern panhandle is considered part of the Washington, D.C., suburbs.”

I'm seeing a lot of KIA Soul as well.

Heck, I kind of like it.

Looks are entirely subjective, so there will always be great debate over this, but I have to agree that the Cherokee looks much better in person. I’m still not crazy about it, but it does fit on this list.

Also, can I be ungreyed? I contribute sometimes.

I’m still not crazy about it, but I think the new Cherokee looks okay in person.

Tesla tried but failed to establish stores in West Virginia, which would have put its outlets on the borders of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland and Kentucky.

Is using a vehicle to pull the line a common procedure?

Sure, a Toyota Tundra can pull a space shuttle...but the Tacoma can pull a shi...no wait, it can't.

Wipe your crack with a guy from Iraq...no wait. That's not right. Sorry, my Russian is pretty rough.

Great idea.