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Don't know if it's true, but got this email today. EVs for the win! "From an anonymous State Trooper I’m not a fan of all electric vehicles. Too many variables affecting battery consumption. Definitely not suited for cold climates. The following experience just cements my distaste for EV’s...

Any alligators identifying as females?

In hiding. Too many four letter (door) words for my liking.

I knew my girlfriend couldn't be the only one transporting those horsey bags in a Challenger.

Next time, drain the cooler before removing the filter. You'll get a much better "flush" of oil.

Hmm. Three in the top four. Take that, Greta.

Umm, I thought they came that way from the factory?

Maybe the Aztec doesn't look so bad after all?

Don't worry, DavidKFla, taxi business should pick up now that spring break is happening.

Good. I need to sell a few to pay for the ordered Durango.

Did I miss it, or wasn't the current Charger on the list??

Practically all shipments are dropped at some point. The better packaged ones may survive undamaged.

If that were true there's an awful lot of very boring cars that would've never been bought.

Well, that's an easy choice. TRX.

Speaking of buying while you can. Apparently my Durango order is now scheduled (again). Would really like to change the order to a Base, primarily to avoid getting a sunroof and 3rd seat, but also don't want to rock the boat too much. And prices have gone up enough since the order was placed...

Wow, hadn't heard about that one. But it's great news if that's the case. For example, I used an F150 Ecoboost for one of my 1,000-mile "commutes" with a 16-foot enclosed trailer. Was concerned it would handle the grades, but it did that just fine. While using more gas than my 2500 with a 5.7...

Probably not all that narrow. Seems like an awful lot of people use a 1500 as a car (and they do with 2500s and 3500s, too). With inflated J2807 tow ratings and able to tell people they have "a truck", the modern 1500s are far more popular than I would've ever guessed they could be. But it...

I'd think they'll still get to keep the gas engines. Especially since many fleets are apparently switching back to gassers these days.

I did, in '14, as a practical car. And it was. It got very close to Ecodiesel mileage, too, but being a 1500 it couldn't really haul anything, and towing even an empty little flatbed was out of the question, largely because of the soft suspension. Overall I liked it, but sold that one about...

I think I saw that the TRX may make into '24. Which could be possible since those wouldn't have to meet car emission standards.