You know some people can’t smell pine?

The same people unironically: let the free market decide

Sorry, but you’re coming across as “well what was she wearing?”

Nice try though.

I’m sorry I wasn’t even aware that the EPA made vehicles. That’s disappointing to hear that they were single-handedly responsible for making all these large fuel inefficient vehicles.

Or maybe…. There was a rule made to prevent a problem that the infallible Free Market couldn’t solve. Then the mfgs found a loophole to exploit.

Nah, it’s probably the first one.

Just goes to show you can do something without learning.

“Mackerel are fish and thus all fish are mackerel.” -krisevol probably

Yeah… idk how old you’re talking but I’ve got a 3rd gen with the v6. It’s pretty much the best car I’ve owned. Ugly, but awesome. Oh and only 1 mpg less than the i4 at the time.

…🫟

Oh nooooooooooooooo……. 🫟

They should send the US envoy home with a bag of seeds each time.

And lose your healthcare and more. Nice to always have that hanging over you.

Idk. I remember cars getting crazy big in the early 2000’s. The COMPLAINING when gas went nuts in the mid 2000’s was hilarious.

You bought an Expedition or Hummer and want to cry for cheap gas? There was an old lady in a newish (no idea how new) Corvette at the gas station complaining about the cost to me. While I was driving a POS 1990 VW Jetta. Amazing

I’d like to know the real reason the rate is going up though.

So did they make the mk-19 more reliable? From my experience that thing would go, “duk, duk, duk, clink…”. Then we’d have to clear the jam and try again.

But a .50 or 7.62 would run until the belt was gone.

Do I even dare a ROFL?

It leaves them bent over like beggars under sacks.

I guess Iran was serious about their demands huh?

Holy hell what a jump! Yeesh, I’m glad I got one in January, but there’s no way I’d be paying 1k for it.

Whoa, that’s great news. Thanks for that!

You know all this is public record right? You can request it and know for yourself. I can’t speak to how _your local gov associates their maintenance spending, but roadwork is still expensive.

I think you’d be properly surprised at how expensive road maintenance is. Particularly when the local government has to abide by federal regulations.

Didn’t they just remove the mining protection from the BWCA?