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Exactly. Why put that lame Hellcat engine in a 1500 when they could've offered a 6.4 instead?

That reminded me of something I heard on Dr, Demento: He's hooked, he's hooked, his brain is cooked.

That's a mirage, isn't it? Or those photos were taken in January.

They wouldn't have enough beer to keep me alive at such idiotic temperatures.

You couldn't pay me enough to do that. I hate even regular flights.

Used to go to an annual 'wheeling event in far eastern SoCal, and they would always practice there. Very impressive, but got old eventually as those planes aren't exactly quiet when passing by at low altitude.

So those Demons have basically turned into showroom art. Unless someone completely out there happens to come along.

Maybe so, but a factory filter won't let gravel and small animals pass through it.

It'll be a while before the build sheet shows up, and by then it'll be too late to change anything anyway. Ask your dealer for the POC.

I know that it can be financially advantageous, but I have that stupid thing called pride (no, not that kind!) that makes me want to actually own what I have. To me it's basically that "the real money" stays in investments, while the "play money" is used for everything else.

Dang it, Hellcatcfp. It sounds like I should go out and find something to owe on. I rather enjoyed me debt free life.

For the first time ever I think it could be beneficial to have payments on vehicles. Buy them with 84 months loans, or whatever it is these days, and towards the end the dollar may be so weak that a $1,000/mo payment is really only $100.

There, I fixed it for you. And as a bonus, you won't need to pay any ADM.

I also sold a couple. Most noteworthy is the '20 'Hawk, which I got some $4K more for than I had paid about 16 months earlier. Okay, so far so good, but what blew me away was when I found it for sale in Oklahoma for $97,5K. That's for a '20 with low miles, but still...MSRP was about $82K.

Taxis are supposed to have black wheels, are they not? At least I always thought it's one of those cost cutting measures on fleet vehicles.

Or at least they seem to be willing to match the best price.

Yeah, in theory you could plug it, patch it, and run a tube. But I wouldn't run tubes.

Not if you have fender skirts.

If/when we get hydrogen powered cars, I would hope that it's contained in a vessel that's much stronger than a battery case.

Now that you mention it, yes. And actually more than that. But I prefer to keep her alive and well, or I'd lose many perks that money can't buy.