Just so nobody thinks they might be able to rescue this poor abused Ford, The Crusher ate it up a couple months back. (Read More…)
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Compaq Deskpro - Why not the Colt? Now that is a sharp little car, this looks like a Versa with a photocopied Hyundai face.
Robstar - I think you won Marcelo: I have a 6.6L in the US, and ironically, the largest displacement, “most cylinders” engine is by far the slowest to 60....
hans007 - you can make hydrogen from natural gas which the US has tons of. if you are inthe FCX clarity program honda has they have a home...
CelticPete - “vastly improves fuel consumption because there is no need to rev the engine to get performance. High revs are whats...
Summicron - Poor people in America tend to be fat…really fat…for men, 300+lbs fat. This car is clearly intended for them and their families who are...
jimbob457 - I tend to agree with you. Let me suggest some issues for your consideration. 1. Fracking, tight oil, et.al. represent a quantum...
probert - It’s certainly different in that it can be refilled in about 9 minutes.
probert - Honda i’s been running a fleet in California for years – I’d be curious as to how they’ve resolved issues...
Summicron - Wiki say: “The English name Tucson derives from the Spanish name of the city, Tucsón [tukˈson], which was borrowed from the...
Summicron - BTW, anybody know what that blue area is on the car in the pic? It looks wrinkled on the rocker panels (still called that?) so maybe...