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Item: 2021 GMC Sierra 1500 Duramax
G. David Felt replied to balthazar's topic in Member's Rides Showcase
Agree, dates are meaningless till actual confirmation of it shipped, on the truck, arrived at the dealership. Not surprised by the bump to the build week due to the various parts shortage happening. Thanks for keeping us updated, very excited to see your new truck when it arrives! -
That is one way to use the trailer hitch for a storage unit!
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There ya go, the only auto's that are decent enough for me. The lone blue Ferrari has some nice attributes, but like @balthazar Most Ferraris to me are MEH!!!!
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1 out of 2 awesome cars not bad. That Aston is Bomb.Com!
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I honestly do not get what is so exciting about driving a Sardine can car. Glad you like them, but a hard pass from me.
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Both of my kids got their first shot over the weekend of Moderna. Family should be 100% vaccinated in 4 weeks.
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Muscle car war
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Item: BMW R nine T Scrambler
G. David Felt replied to Drew Dowdell's topic in Member's Rides Showcase
Congratulations Drew! Great looking Fleet!!! -
@trinacriabobSomething like this one? 1978 Pontiac Bonneville | Legendary Motors - Classic Cars, Muscle Cars, Hot Rods & Antique Cars - Beverly, MA (legendarymotorsllc.com) Lovely car, already sold though, a ton of great pics at the link above.
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Nissan News: Nissan Ariya EV Possibly Marks A Comeback
G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in Nissan
Seems that the Ariya is not the only EV to be coming for Nissan as other web sites are now saying Nissan will have an EV also in one size below the Ariya. Report: Nissan planning small electric crossover below Ariya (greencarreports.com)- 32 replies
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H'mmmmm ? What auto's are overloaded with a bigger trailer than their tiny engine can handle for a $100? What Auto's have a big American V8 and are towing itty bitty trailers for $200? What Auto is overloaded and sagging in the butt needing a load leveling system from Germany for $300? What kinds of things are trailered by people with SUVs for $400? Man we could have such fun games while Drew is driving!
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Review: 2020 Hyundai Sonata Limited 1.6T and Sonata Limited Hybrid
G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in Reviews
An auto one can easily forget. Such a catfish car if there ever was. -
This just proves as I have always believed that America can build superior race auto's when we want over the over rated Italian stuff.
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Review: 2020 Hyundai Sonata Limited 1.6T and Sonata Limited Hybrid
G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in Reviews
Reminds me of a fish, from the cat fish to the whale shark, I have to wonder if the designer is not a fisherman big time and thought using the front of a fish as inspiration would not be a good thing. I will say other than the grill, I do find the outside design pleasing, nothing new or shocking, but nice for those that like cars / sedans. Interior is a great improvement, love all the tech being used here. Very modern take on a sedans interior IMHO. -
Per Norway's own news and electrek story following up on the local news in Norway, they hit a record 54% electric auto sales market share for 2020. As more and more EV options come to market, gas and diesel sales have crashed. March 2021 gas auto sales were 4.8% of the market with diesel following at 4.7% market share. This is less than half of the market share they had for the same period a year ago. Norway originally set 2025 as a target of electric auto sales only for the whole country and now are on track to ensure this happens without any issue. As electrick story does point out, Norway is a small and rich country with strong EV incentives. As such, this has made the auto industry take notice and try to figure out how fast the rest of the world could follow. Industry analysts believe the global market will hit 30% at best by 2030 for EVs. Even with or without incentives by local governments, there is strong belief by some that once enough variety is on the market, many will forgo ICE auto's for the simpler to maintain EV's. Frp vil fjerne bensinbilene | DN Norway's gas car sales are crashing to a crawl and rest of the world will follow faster than you'd think - Electrek
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Per Norway's own news and electrek story following up on the local news in Norway, they hit a record 54% electric auto sales market share for 2020. As more and more EV options come to market, gas and diesel sales have crashed. March 2021 gas auto sales were 4.8% of the market with diesel following at 4.7% market share. This is less than half of the market share they had for the same period a year ago. Norway originally set 2025 as a target of electric auto sales only for the whole country and now are on track to ensure this happens without any issue. As electrick story does point out, Norway is a small and rich country with strong EV incentives. As such, this has made the auto industry take notice and try to figure out how fast the rest of the world could follow. Industry analysts believe the global market will hit 30% at best by 2030 for EVs. Even with or without incentives by local governments, there is strong belief by some that once enough variety is on the market, many will forgo ICE auto's for the simpler to maintain EV's. Frp vil fjerne bensinbilene | DN Norway's gas car sales are crashing to a crawl and rest of the world will follow faster than you'd think - Electrek View full article
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Electric Block?
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Yes, true, if no depreciation, then you're no fool. Course, I also do not think a person who buys something they like and holds onto it like you or myself that changes auto's every 10 to 15 years is a fool either as we truly get our use/value out of it. On the other hand, a person swapping out auto's every 12 to 18 months could very well fall into that category. The perception is what it is all about. My Escalade is 15 years old and like new. SS is 13 years old and like new and my 1999 Durango is 22 years old and then I have my 1994 GMC SLE Suburban being 28 years old. So not sure I fall into the fool category either. But still, it is an interesting statement from me.
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As they say, a fool and his money are soon parted and that goes especially true for EVs today.
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Interesting read, very true about Tech replacing hourly workers in the recovery. Some are going to get left behind without re-training for new skills. Fed's Powell: US nears full reopening to 'different economy' (msn.com) The dealership lots are getting sparse for product and what I see in the news indicates pretty much all dealers are getting MSRP as there are more buyers than auto's making ATP much higher for everyone at every auto company. Sadly, gm is now halting more production due to chip shortage across North America. General Motors halts production at more factories as global semiconductor shortage worsens (msn.com) This makes ya think twice about going camping and leaving your door open. Camping Couple Finds 6.5-Foot Lizard Nosing Inside Their Caravan; Even Getting On Their Bed (msn.com)