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I saw the video somewhere else on the internet. I thought it would hit the floor midway through the flight, but it didn't, and they got the...
You're half right: Pay economy, get economy. Pay upmarket and get ripped off.
Late Adopter here: Get a conventional Prius.
Wow, not only a temperature dial, but two dials on the stereo, too? Nice.
I'd be lots more worried about how many gallons of gas my car carried if there were very few gas stations, and it took a few hours to refuel....
Ohh, so it's maybe ten miles? Still uninspiring. If the car can't make my short, non-freeway work commute round trip, I'm not going to buy it....
As far as oil changes go, I do what it says in the manual, and don't over think it much past that. I'm not doing oil analysis on my daily driver,...
Yes, absolutely, and I agree. There was a brief, moderate downturn because of the Greek/European crisis in November of last year, which gave a...
My Honda Fit has a little service reminder on the panel that flashes a code for precisely the service the car needs. Reference it against the...
The Roadster just doesn't have enough battery capacity to be flogged mercilessly for long periods of time, without concern about recharging. It's...
Zaino is the best!
Regarding the bricking problem, the Roadster is a specialty car with special needs. I'm having trouble understanding the target market, not sure...
I'm okay with tracking kWh + Gas = Miles Driven, but don't forget cost. If I can drive something that uses more kWh—since they're cheaper—I'd go...
Yeh, I agree with your stance about being a landlord. Like I said, just doesn't interest me that much on a gut level, either. Anything purchased...
I think the only landlord situation I'd consider is with higher value single family dwellings, in good neighborhoods and close to good schools. In...
And let us not forget the Mammoth Car from the Speed Racer cartoon series. Not to mention the '64 Ford turbine truck that might have been its...
I know, I just don't think there's something absolutely safe that pays above 1.5%. This is the bummer about our current economic policy. The low...
Well, nothing as safe, but when the stock market dips and blue chip companies at the top of their fields become more affordable, that's the time...
If it's got six wheels, I'm in.
I'm not sure that even TIAA-CREF's rate is worth it. Aren't consumer prices rising faster than that? That rate is still absurdly low, isn't it?
