For the record, putting commas between bacon egg and cheese felt WRONG but... grammar : ( Read more

Oh god I said “disrupt” Read more

Orlove reading this post

I like where your  head is at.
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Maybe not easy to find on these shores, but a Peugeot 504 would decimate this is in it’s appetite for dings and urban grime. Also it probably won’t smell like fryer grease. ;-)

Brooklyn and a W123 Mercedes means rust from hell. No way. Stay clear. Look i am a lover of all older Mercedes (currently 5 of them all running and like new) But they are way too expensive to repair. No garage means no W123. Come on you trying to use up the dwindling supply of w123's . NO!!! Read more

I’m speechless, but with 36,895 comments, I haven’t always been speechless.  This post is the best prize ever!  Thanks so much, Andrew!
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A fine looking Kia if you ask me.  Read more

Look at those gauges. Look at that steering wheel. Look at that fuel tank strapped to the back, protected only by that knock-off spoke wheel. I know we’re safer with airbags and crumple zones, but can we at least bring the gauges back?

1963 Porsche 356 Coupe. Then mom got pregnant with my older brother so they got a Volvo 122 wagon. Both in red, I believe.

I did a whole blog about it!

Initially my brain went to dodge chargers and i was like huh?? I’m very sleepy today. Read more

Every item related to chargers you listed above is good, and I would like to add: Read more

Related to your chargers: panels. Rows and rows of solar panels.  Solar canopies above the EV chargers. Read more

Say no more, fam! I got you.

Yes, and fast chargers. No one is going to wait around for 30 minutes for a partial charge. Read more

I think something in the $20K-$30K range with comparable styling, performance, and range of a Model 3 would do more to make EVs popular than charging stations. I can charge at home, but I can’t bring myself to pay $40K-60K for a decent Model3 and the Leaf and Bolt just don’t do anything for me.
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The utilities really need to get on subsidizing charger installation, especially in places where they’re losing revenue to distributed solar. Night time charging would be an excellent way for utilities to recuperate revenue, and the installation of a 220V plug can be easy and cheap. Read more

What kept me from driving my EV during the holiday was that the EV chargers on my route were in Target and Wal Mart parking lots. Because I would have had to charge on my way back on black friday, I knew that the EV spots would be filled by regular cars since the spots are so close to the store entrance. Even if they… Read more