A Horse With No Name

This is the kind of thing that could make me buy a Subaru.

Again, loving owning the Camry Hybrid, I plan on full EV next car. The world's opinion will not go back, nor should it. You do motorcycles, I do Bicycles. Riding around, even in deep red areas I am seeing a TON of EV's here in Ohio. Its like Diesel vs Steam for railroads. At a certain point, even if you are Norfolk and Western and have tons of near free coal, or Pennsylvania with advanced steam locomotives, Diesel just makes infinite sense. Likewise, EV's. ICE is dead man walking.

I am loving Hybrid, I can't wait to do full EV when I replace the truck.

Signed up. The silver lining in all of this is that it will just push people away from fossil fuels. Iran is in control, and they are not doing this AGAIN. They will stop blowing up tankers and power plants when they feel like it...not Trump. It's as functional as our government and everything else here. It's wicked. Just a feel good video for this morning, and short.

Sounds good.

Things not looking good on the world stage.

The second sad video, I swear I live in the rectal orifice of the United States sometimes....Even though Ohio has a LOT going for it...

Our economy isn't coming back for a decade.

They are self de orbiting like everything else he does.... In all seriousness, this is badass and a whole new generation of performance cars. I might even become and entheusiast again.

I would love to import a Chinese EV.

I really hope so.

The collapse of ICE vehicles can't come fast enough.

And the details make a huge difference. This guy matches my level of cynicism....

The simple modern three box sedan ages remarkable well because it never claims to be doing something it isn't.

The mid sized GM cars of that Era do it more than the full size, although the full size cars had a grace and class unlike anything built today. But give me a cutty, swivel buckets, am 8 track, and lots of endless highway. Will take that all day every day. This ages very well. Some people I like at first, and dislike more and more as time goes on. Some people, I dislike and grow to like. This has gone for me from Meh, cool but not like the old stuff to "Fantastic"

My younger son owned a 3800 Buick that he loved, and a bunch of friends drove these vehicles. My grandfather passed mid eighties when I was in high school. He was always a Buick guy. I would give anything for just one good road trip with him in one of these!

I have an epic case of respect for these.

Thoughtful review, and I love the paint scheme. I just don't love it $76,000 worth. He actually likes it.

In both cases its the cycle that humans let run for decades. Neither party is innocent, go back to the year I was born Americans were bombing kids in Vietnam and the Chinese were enslaving children and adults in the cultural revolution and the Marxist garbage in China. The thing that disgusts me is that I think we have more economic and political liberty to change the situation and it persists, so, in my calculus having more ability to change and not changing is worse. One of my favorite philosophers is Simone Weil. She was highly skeptical of both Capitalism and Marxism, and doubted that humans were in many cases capable of grand change or collective action. I am kind of with her on this. Thank you for being sane and reasoned, and putting up with the bitching on the left from all of us here. We now return you to this forum, where our love of dashboard plastic matches the love JD Vance feels for living room furniture. In Sport mode, the Camry will move, and the Turbo 4 in the Ranger has not disappointed me. 131,000 miles on that beast, has run well so far...knock on wood. They were damn fine vehicles. The last of them are rotting to oblivion and running their final miles here in Ohio. Sad to see them go. The Big Buicks were the best of the lot IMHO. The Camry and Ranger are both easy for me to park in the city, even parallel park. A dually pickup truck would not be so easy though.