In the 80’s at 23, my first over the road trucking summer job was driving a pretty sharp Kenworth conventional “large-car” with a 3406B Caterpillar. Running of all places, KC...and Shreveport. Just turning the key and starting that thing gave me chills. Pure bad ass.. The sound it made coming from under the hood going through the gearscmattj wrote: Sun Dec 09, 2018 7:50 pm Change is scary isn’t it?
We like , and hate the feeling all in one thought. These moments in all industries have came, and passed as will these changes that appear to effect so many people.
Will we see the next big growth in this EV arena? Possibly . What was once the MFG trick in reaching the requirements of fuel mpg by having hybrids in the mean of models produced , has now become a need for the consumer.
All great points here. From the used market becoming stronger and classics becoming scarce. (Yes people fix up Novas now. ) lol
Silly GM Used to think having a Camaro, and a Firebird was essential . Sounds crazy now doesn’t it. See it’s just painful to watch Change.
And yes GM and Honda are back at it ( Yes they did Saturn together years ago) . Will the Tesla set the Bar for a Slick EV?? It’s going to be fun and I will like, and hate it with all of you.
The sound of a big block with a set of Doug Thorley headers going through Thrush mufflers..
Ah, the good old days. I’m glad I lived on Earth during this time period.
You have to wonder if the young kids of today will ever steer a car..
The smart money will be on “No”.
Electric power running an autonomous vehicle. Battery technology will be refined. Charging will be fast, and charging stations will be everywhere.
Our local Walmart is installing a charging area right now...ironically on the same spot where they removed gas pumps..


