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Drew Dowdell

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  1. Well there goes GM's access to the VM light duty diesel I suppose.... Still, $47million seems really cheap for an engine manufacturer.
  2. This very well preserved El Camino was seen out shopping at the mall over the weekend.
  3. Looking forward to seeing it in person.
  4. Coal fired plants are at an end. Any new ones currently being built are likely to be the last ones. In fossil fuel generation, natural gas is where it's at for efficiency, broadness of scale, cheapness of fuel and cheapness of construction, cleanliness, and demand responsiveness. The coal argument is invalid.
  5. EV's for the middle class people are coming.
  6. I love the Evoque but I cannot deny the presence this car has...
  7. You can fill up a CNG vehicle with CNG in even fewer locations than EVs at the moment.
  8. This may come as a shock to you, but the early adopters of the first Apple iPod and first Apple iPhone ($499 for the 10gb model in 2001 and $499 for the 4gb model in 2007 respectively) were relatively wealthy people. As the technology improved the price came down, and more people were able to afford it. Today, the cheapest iPod that isn't a shuffle has a full color screen and 16gb of memory costing only $149 each. Tesla is, at best, in the circa 2003 iPod time frame when they are still a curiosity that rich people buy, but that price WILL come down. The next generation models are already supposed to be cheaper than the current one.
  9. 260 miles isn't "any real distance"? Why do we keep having this conversation over and over? The Tesla Model-S has a longer range than my (currently out of service) Honda CR-V. As EV technology continues to improve, range will either increase or cost for that range will decrease, or a combination of both. Your Tin-Foil-Hat brigade comment that this is a way for the government to control the movement of the population is beyond dumb, and quite frankly, beneath you. The government is doing THE EXACT OPPOSITE of what you said by encouraging MORE CHOICE in the mode of transit.
  10. Happy belated!
  11. It is so close to the Riv and Eldog alloys, but just a tiny bit different enough.... I'm still figuring. Might see Dominic pop in here.
  12. now... I do think that GM has the strength again to bring back Pontiac as a true sports car brand.... but the moment they announce an Epsilon platform car, forget it, fold it, go home.
  13. Banks get to set the terms of the loans. If GM didn't like it, they could have gone elsewhere or just folded completely.
  14. Did you note the offset of the alloy rim. If it's pre'85, that looks like it would be a fwd car.
  15. The A3 doesn't carry the cache that the CLA does
  16. .... well.... good luck with that....
  17. Hmmm Port Everglades?
  18. I'll go against the grain around here and on twitter and say... that's actually pretty handsome. it'll look terrible from the front in states with front plates though
  19. I wish Buick could give us a Riviera like the '79 - '85 body and get away with it... but they'd be raked over the coals for releasing "an old design"
  20. so... a '98 3-series?
  21. I'm rather fond of this version of the Beetle, though I probably wouldn't buy it in convertible form.
  22. Aw, I was hoping it would be an attractive RWD alternative to the Genesis coupe
  23. This is GM raising the price in the segment.... yeah there will be an overlap as the competition sells through its older stock, but watch, you'll see price hikes coming on the other 2 soon enough.
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