EPA to ease back emissions standards

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MonteRCMS said:
I was referring to the Mini-Beep.Just now discontinued probably owing to the bureaucrats. But you build it out of plywood.
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I’d guess that their DIY customer base has mostly died off. Millennials didn’t grow up watching war movies featuring the Jeep,
 
MonteRCMS said:
Lots of millennials buy Jeeps.
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Not the Willy Jeep, it was definitely an icon of the “Greatest Generation”

Maybe if they sold a hummer version?

I also looked at their price list. You can buy an ATV for just the cost of their front axle kit Could probably buy a half dozen ATVs for the full cost of their kit
 
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Theo520 said:
Yes, hybrids really shine in bad traffic, it’s where I get my best mileage
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Definitely. They’re at their best in city traffic. My next car (some years off) will almost certainly be a hybrid. It’s been rumored for a few years that Honda is coming out with a hybrid version of the Fit, which is a fantastic little car. And it would be great if one of the American manufacturers had a good, relatively inexpensive car that’s as well-designed. I’d jump on that in a minute.
 
stinkcat_14 said:
You can build the mini-bulldozer for $17k, that is anything but cheap.
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Not cheap. Especially when something like a brand-new, street-legal Toyota Corolla, with a warranty, goes for about 18K (list – you might be able to drive it off the lot for less).
 
Inisfallen said:
Not cheap. Especially when something like a brand-new, street-legal Toyota Corolla, with a warranty, goes for about 18K (list – you might be able to drive it off the lot for less).
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And of course in this entire discussion is the question of where the Church teaches that when we spend our money our only moral obligation is towards our own selfish desires.
 
Theo520 said:
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MonteRCMS:
Lots of millennials buy Jeeps.
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Not the Willy Jeep, it was definitely an icon of the “Greatest Generation”

Maybe if they sold a hummer version?

I also looked at their price list. You can buy an ATV for just the cost of their front axle kit Could probably buy a half dozen ATVs for the full cost of their kit
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My dad had a Willy when we were growing up. I wish I could find one of those again!
 
stinkcat_14 said:
And of course in this entire discussion is the question of where the Church teaches that when we spend our money our only moral obligation is towards our own selfish desires.
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ah … yes … SELFISH … spoken like a true busybody.
 
Actually, the Obama Administration faced lawsuits from dozens of environmental groups in their first year.

Essentially, most of those revolved around catering to unions and keeping the Democratic Party alive in West Virginia.
 
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SuperLuigi said:
Actually, the Obama Administration faced lawsuits from dozens of environmental groups in their first year.

Essentially, most of those revolved around catering to unions and keeping the Democratic Party alive in West Virginia.
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Some of those lawsuits were done with a wink and a nudge nudge.
They were something the EPA could lose, using the court verdict to drive regulation changes outside the normal process.

His MPG regs were virtue signalling though, they never had a chance but now with the roll back they can be used in new lawsuits.
 
MonteRCMS said:
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stinkcat_14:
And of course in this entire discussion is the question of where the Church teaches that when we spend our money our only moral obligation is towards our own selfish desires.
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ah … yes … SELFISH … spoken like a true busybody.
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Monte you forgot to tell me where the Church teaches that when we spend our money our only consideration is our own selfish desires.
 
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