Honda Accord Coupe Concept

I think "the coast is clear," thus, no olive branch ... also, greetings from Sicily - - - - - Q: An Italian, a Greek and a Spaniard go to a bar. Who pays? A: A German.

Good morning

Lightning was certainly a modest engineering effort, certainly lacking optimization in most metrics. Honestly, looking at other truck EV sales, I think Ford is ecstatic that they did not invest any more than they did. The product itself was good enough, as long as your 'enough' did not require signficant work capacity. The benefits of EREV are obvious, what is not announced yet will be the reduced cost due to far less expensive battery. Maybe not at the starting MSRP, but add max battery for some range, and price got silly high. Anyway, just a few thoughts

I like this new mountain bike. Already have bikes I like, but may upgrade at some point.

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A couple German phrases I know are ' Bitte ture schliessen' (please close the door, which I learned on the Milan to Venice train 20+ years ago, and 'fahrt nicht bumplitz' (do not drive to Bumplitz) which I read on a Swiss newspaper headline and it stuck in my head...

I've learned a few choice phrases in German. Recently, a few buses quarreled with each other by extended honking at a Sicilian airport. There will always be a German or two or three on the shuttle buses, leaving the airport so I turned to one and said, "Die Sizilen ist unterhaltsam." That means "Sicily is entertaining." One of the first things I learned is "die Sieben-vier-sieben is sehr gut." That means "the 747 is very good."

I have no clue about current American music and I don't like what I hear. I think it really peaked in the seventies, eighties and nineties ... and younger people who come to know that music also come to admit that same thing.

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I didn't even know this existed. It was the background music for a photo montage on YouTube. I know next to nothing her except that she was in "A View to a Kill," the last 007 film for Roger Moore. I did not know about her music. She's not really easy on the eyes with her severe look. But this particular cut is easy on the ears and good for interstate driving.