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This fine print seems to indicate that they will have a destination charge:

This video is pretty bad... I really wish it was more professional and informative.

This is my late 80s Chevette 4 speed automatic, though you might not recognize it.

Guess I missed that, thanks for clarifying. I'm guessing 34777 for Sunday's #.

I assume they are, but even being down the last 3 weeks didn't stop them from releasing Sunday numbers. I'm wondering if they are worse than expected. I would have expected them to be around 37 reservations/day based on recent trends, which would put the total as of today at 34814. If they're...

Maybe the Elio Trip. Trip for both "triple" and literal trip as in travel/commute. Triple wheels, triple average national MPG, triple gas cost with credit card plan, etc...

Was anyone else surprised not to see a reservation number update yesterday? The vast majority of updates have been on Sundays 2/3 have been 7 days apart or less, and half of those have been exactly 7 days apart. This is the first time since July that an update has taken longer than 7...

But the problem is that those statements aren't true anymore. Someone can 'use' the road just as much in a electric, hybrid, or other HE vehicle as someone driving a gas car - but pay a far disproportionate amount of tax. Lets do some comparisons using combined MPG, an average of 10k miles...

One of the reasons states are doing this now is because people have been getting them after they can no longer drive due to DUIs/etc. Without some registration/tag requirement, there's no way to know who's legally on the road. Theft is also a potential problem - no tags makes them harder to...

People who live in glass houses... have made a poor choice.

It's a tricky issue, but I don't think adding tax to efficient vehicles is counterproductive - as long as it's less than you're saving on fuel economy. Roads have to get paid for, that's really all there is to it. You either tax everybody to pay for it equally, whether or not they use the...

Anyone else notice this is gone?

I'm not sure it's a pretense in all cases. The American auto market is HUGE, big enough that it makes financial sense to offer 4 different versions of your base model vehicle just because the demand is there. In many cases, they're just a fancy way of adding an options package. But sometimes...

Well, vehicle age comes to mind.

People keep pointing out the Model T, but neglect to mention that it was available in at least 14 different body styles over it's lifetime, and had something like 5 different design generations. Those were not all advertised simply as a "Model T", despite the romance that notion seems to...

This whole thread seems silly, what do people have against models and model years? How else are you supposed to keep track of any changes that are made over time, or different models? As soon as any change is made to the initial production run, you're going to want to keep track of it...

The crystal is a semiconductor crystal + whisker = schottky diode ;)

I don't know anything about the Boston World Fair, but the first solid state electronic device was the Cat's-whisker Detector

Questions of increased cost are just a question of translating marketing into sales. If appearing on the morning news of one city a week prior to an event translates to a 20-car bump in sales for that day, then appearing in 2 cities a week potentially doubles that. I know I wouldn't have seen...