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Wheels are much easier to change/get rid of.

Hey, 2.25 seconds to 60 isn't bad. You said you had two on order right, ChargerChallenger?

I didn't. But some 20 years later, when just about every friggin' wheel is black, I had my fill. And then some.

Hey, the only way I could make an EV work for me is by installing a wind turbine on top of it. Unfortunately I know too much about losses when transforming energy from one form to another to even give it a try. But since we don't have any overpasses here, it could work in (someone's) theory.

Thanks, but no thanks. I have no interest in Furds (never had enough tools or patience to own one), and even less in vehicles that require batteries. Guess I got the latter out of my system as a kid.

I can't believe you guys are still debating this. The best looking wheels (at least on a Granite car) are right there in my avatar.

No pun intended, right? It did have A/C.

Also had an MGB GT with a V8 transplant and 5-speed, but this one was the opposite of the other one in many ways. Called it "My old man's car". That engine was stock, and probably no more than 2/3 the power of the convertible. Equipped with A/C and other luxuries, plus the roof of course, it...

Thanks. And you're somewhat close. MGB. Larger than a Midget or Spitfire, but without nonsense such as a heater, stereo, etc., it was still quite light.

Hard to pick a favorite, but this one has to be in the top three at least. With an aluminum V8 it had a slightly better power to weight ratio than even my girlfriend's 911 Turbo S, but there was no way I could row the five gears as quickly as a Porsche PDK trans, so she won. What I really...

If indeed they weigh over 9,000, they desperately need some lightening.

Short in duration charge cycle? We have lots of lightning here, so it could work.

Damn, you have a better memory than I do! Had to look it up, and sure enough, my girlfriend ordered hers on 12-23. That's the one you were thinking about. It was when checking that one out underneath that I decided to also get one. But I think there's still at least one unlucky guy who...

Well, it's quicker than I expected, really. Ordered this one on 4-17.

The good news: Supposedly my 1500 will make it to the Roper rail yard in Utah on Wednesday. The bad news: It's hotter than Hades in Utah now. Not sure I'll survive going to get it.

Makes sense, since they used to have a Hurricane.

There, I fixed it for you.

We've been asked why our cats are more obedient than most people's kids.

Assuming that's even legal, it would allow you to keep the car. Then again, it has been said that it's cheaper to keep her.

Sadly, there seems to be far fewer issues with the ones made in Mexico.