pjstough

Are you alleging that the video in the link Dan Zemke posted is fake?

Hundreds of videos on youtube very similar to this one. Have we let our law enforcement become above the law? Is it because we believe if we havent done anything wrong, they cant or wont do anything to us?

I saw the video. The driver of the Class C was clearly at fault, however, most states have a law regarding "last opportunity to avoid a collision." In this case, the truck driver should have applied his brakes and moved to the left as far as possible to avoid the Class C cutting in front of him.

Three Chevy dealerships I have been at told me they didnt know Chevy was going to discontinue the Bolt and the Bolt EUV, but then again, these were car salespersons. I talked to a dealer on Friday who says he can get me a Bolt EUV from a dealer about 200 miles away, but I am not holding my breath.

Thanks, I will check!

RV-Thanks for checking with the Chevy dealer. You found out about the same as I have been finding out. Paul

Thanks, RV. I just saw this news today as well.

One thing I have found looking online is that when a person orders a Chevy EV through a dealer, the vehicle will show up in inventory of that dealer, and sometimes even shows as "available" even though the dealer has yet to receive the vehicle and the vehicle is already spoken for. Anyone know of a Chevy dealer that has a 2023 Bolt EUV in stock and for sale to the public?

Who is going to do the controlling?

LOL

Where are you in Yuma that has good 5G? We were there from the middle of December until a few days ago. In December during the day Verizon was useless, as was T-Mobile. In the last few days there, it did improve.

The supply wont dry up until demand dries up, and I dont see that happening anytime soon.

Pure capitalism, supply and demand at work.

Unless you can find a service manager at a dealership that is well versed in lithium iron phosphate batteries, you are probably wasting your time at a dealership. Kirk's idea sounds the best to me.

Yes, the Fed wants to raise rates to drive down wages, which they believe is the cause of the inflation we are seeing.

Yes, and others. I saw an article a few weeks ago, and I dont remember the market, but in the 2nd quarter of last year, in this market, over 18% of homes sold were sold to investment firms.

And then there are the people who go out of their way to bash California.

Looks like clickbait to me.

Most of many people's worst problems never occur.

What difference do you see between "supply and demand," and "greed?"

It is my observation that retail pricing is based on "what the market will bear" and has little to do with BTUs per gallon or even the cost of production.

Provide me links to the changes in EPA rules, then we will see what I can glean from them. My belief is that when the drilling for new oil gets back to where it was before it began to decline dramatically in March of 2020 or even higher, and those well come in, we will see and increase in suppy, and then the lowering of prices at the pump.

I believe that would be greedy.

I believe I will get a "Y" adapter for my OBDII connector and get two of these devices and improve my mileage by 70%!

So your "reliable sources" regarding the Current Administration are family members? So you like to see the Current Administration relax EPA regulations to make it easier for the refineries closed in 2020 to reopen? And you would like the Current Administration to prohibit or slow down the sale of diesel overseas? Interesting perspective.