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Was the oil up to temp before you stepped on it?

I doubt I'd last more than a few hours in a city. If for no other reason, I like shooting, but not being shot at.

There should be 10% off MSRP still.

Not when compared to a 1500 for over $100K.

Okay, but what about DavidKFla and others who live there? Huh?

Come up with new rules and regulations that makes our lives less fun and harder.

Finally we know. That explains a lot.

Had a '69 in that color and liked it. But I could live with a '72, too.

I know of three. One Ram 3500, one Durango, and a Redeye.

Correct. It's mine that's a pedestrian 707 model (but with the 16 bonus hp an '18 supposedly got).

Well, it does help that it sees minimal amounts of city traffic. And that it's a 70-150 mile drive to get to those damn stoplights. Far from it. Not that she drives as fast or passes as aggressively as I do (which is why I only get about 22 mpg) but around 30 over the speed limit is probably...

Speaking of replacing, today her Redeye got its oil change before hibernation. Took it for a quick drive to get the oil warm, checked the Lie-O-Meter, and....I don't know how the hell she does it. Normally this car gets just over 24 mpg (hand calculated), but this is getting ridiculous.

Hmm. I thought that in Canada you'd open the fridge door to warm the room up a bit. Or garage, in this case.

Should be your wet dream, DavidKFla. Nothing bot lots of doors.

Just spreading the word. A friend of mine told me he's thinking about selling his Challenger. It supposedly has about 1,500 miles on it, it's Granite, has always been garaged (has to be or it'd melt, he's in Lake Havazu). If that sounds appealing, please PM me and I'll get the two of you in touch.

Looks like almost all of them has seen the light...while Canada mandates EVs by '35. Interesting times.

Look into the more capable AlfaOBD instead.

But in the rest of the country (the PNW excepted) they turn on in case it rains.

I've heard that on cars registered in Florida the computer is programmed to automatically turn the wipers off, if it stops raining for some reason.