Autobiography of BS© Part 2: The World’s Most Elaborate Duck Trap

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• Re: Fiat Faces Dealer Insurrection
  
  porschespeed - As a matter of law, franchisees can sell for whatever price they see fit. As a matter of reality, franchisors will make sure you do it their way, or...
• Re: Study Validates Common Sense: Air Cars Are Hot Air
  
  Greg Locock - Us engineering types have persuaded MDI that a pure aircar is a waste of time, that is why Negre is going to a compressed air hybrid. As...
• Re: Study Validates Common Sense: Air Cars Are Hot Air
  
  Greg Locock - You got any evidence for any of that amazing rant? In particular your claim of 300 miles range? In particular any evidence that Tata has a...
• Re: Sunday Concours: The Destruction Of The Chrysler-Ghia Turbine Cars
  
  BuzzDog - The really, really sad part is that the interiors of these cars were gorgeous, in bronze-colored leather with perforated...
• Re: Tesla IPO in the works?
  
  porschespeed - Might be profitable to buy a coupla thousand shares and dump out of it in a coupla days. Certainly no long term potential, or any profits. But, since the market...
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  chuckR - There is another equation that the chassis engineers wrestle with – the impact and momentum equation. This is force times delta time = change in mass times...
• Re: Sunday Concours: The Destruction Of The Chrysler-Ghia Turbine Cars
  
  Greg Locock - The import duty thing is a big deal, and real. You either declare the car as a nominal $1 value and don’t pay duty,...
• Re: EPA: New Car Fuel Economy Continues to Improve; Back to Early 1980’s Level
  
  PeteMoran - No. Ford and GM Holden were forced to give fuel efficiency (and quality??) a priority kicking and screaming...
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  Brendon from Canada - Doesn’t sound like a weird statistic at all – it’s likely to do with a number of factors like time for avoidance based on where...
• Re: EPA: New Car Fuel Economy Continues to Improve; Back to Early 1980’s Level
  
  rpol35 - I am proud of the U.S. auto industry in spite of its trials and tribulations. Are you proud of yours?