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6.6L is insane. That’s 1960s displacement.
Re Chevy 2500 HD:
The diesel is the way to go because it can also tow 3600 lbs.
We tested the Silverado 2500HD with the gasoline 6.6-liter V-8, and it earned 14 mpg on the highway. For comparison, we tested an F-250 with the gas-fed 6.2-liter V-8 and six-speed automatic transmission, and it returned 15 mpg in the same test. The diesel Silverado 2500HD managed 19 mpg on the highway, as did the Ram 2500 we last tested.
Originally Posted by Allaby
Might buy a new chair this week.
Might buy a new chair this week.
I'm officially on vacation!
Originally Posted by doubledenim
We’re really just living in a world where the .001 are amassing the resources to get off this planet when the time comes.
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We’re really just living in a world where the .001 are amassing the resources to get off this planet when the time comes.
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Originally Posted by The Rodent
The problem I find with modern tech, and modern society...
Is NASA wants to put a power station on the moon by 2030.
Yet, by 2030 the UK is on about making petrol and diesel cars obsolete by 2030.
Yet... they haven't even started planning, let alone actually building, an infrastructure for electric cars yet, and it's already 2022.
They have 8 years to replace every single petrol station in the UK with electric charging points.
The other problem is that electric cars also do maybe 10 miles on a full charge, and then take 72 hours to refill.
So yeah, I reckon...
NASA will build a power station before it's feasible to go electric.
Is NASA wants to put a power station on the moon by 2030.
Yet, by 2030 the UK is on about making petrol and diesel cars obsolete by 2030.
Yet... they haven't even started planning, let alone actually building, an infrastructure for electric cars yet, and it's already 2022.
They have 8 years to replace every single petrol station in the UK with electric charging points.
The other problem is that electric cars also do maybe 10 miles on a full charge, and then take 72 hours to refill.
So yeah, I reckon...
NASA will build a power station before it's feasible to go electric.
Let alone the class divide. How are people barely getting by
1. be able buy an electric
2. pay for gas, which will probably not be as cheap as it is now
I personally feel like no progress will be made until all the profit has been rung out of petroleum. Hell, we can’t even get off plastic.
Originally Posted by The Rodent
The problem I find with modern tech, and modern society...
Is NASA wants to put a power station on the moon by 2030.
Yet, by 2030 the UK is on about making petrol and diesel cars obsolete by 2030.
Yet... they haven't even started planning, let alone actually building, an infrastructure for electric cars yet, and it's already 2022.
They have 8 years to replace every single petrol station in the UK with electric charging points.
The other problem is that electric cars also do maybe 10 miles on a full charge, and then take 72 hours to refill.
So yeah, I reckon...
NASA will build a power station before it's feasible to go electric.
Is NASA wants to put a power station on the moon by 2030.
Yet, by 2030 the UK is on about making petrol and diesel cars obsolete by 2030.
Yet... they haven't even started planning, let alone actually building, an infrastructure for electric cars yet, and it's already 2022.
They have 8 years to replace every single petrol station in the UK with electric charging points.
The other problem is that electric cars also do maybe 10 miles on a full charge, and then take 72 hours to refill.
So yeah, I reckon...
NASA will build a power station before it's feasible to go electric.
Originally Posted by CringeFest
Originally Posted by John McClane
Pulled into a gas station alongside a new 2021 Chevy 2500 HD. These new trucks should be illegal. The hood was almost eye level with me. Looked damn nice, tho. Dude said he gets 14MPG.
'Merica!
'Merica!
The problem I find with modern tech, and modern society...
Is NASA wants to put a power station on the moon by 2030.
Yet, by 2030 the UK is on about making petrol and diesel cars obsolete by 2030.
Yet... they haven't even started planning, let alone actually building, an infrastructure for electric cars yet, and it's already 2022.
They have 8 years to replace every single petrol station in the UK with electric charging points.
The other problem is that electric cars also do maybe 10 miles on a full charge, and then take 72 hours to refill.
So yeah, I reckon...
NASA will build a power station before it's feasible to go electric.
Is NASA wants to put a power station on the moon by 2030.
Yet, by 2030 the UK is on about making petrol and diesel cars obsolete by 2030.
Yet... they haven't even started planning, let alone actually building, an infrastructure for electric cars yet, and it's already 2022.
They have 8 years to replace every single petrol station in the UK with electric charging points.
The other problem is that electric cars also do maybe 10 miles on a full charge, and then take 72 hours to refill.
So yeah, I reckon...
NASA will build a power station before it's feasible to go electric.