The Economy

I'm told child labor is a necessary part of our healthy economy and a win win win right down the line.

The Kids on the Night Shift

 

Story made me feel much worse for the animals than any humans.

 

Dodge/Chrysler/Stellantis is going electric as soon as spring, and possibly sooner. I don’t know what the final version will turn out to be, but here’s the concept version of the next Challenger/Charger:



Per Car and Driver:

The entry-level Charger 340 gets a 400-volt propulsion system and 455 horsepower, while the midrange 440 (the electric Scat Pack, if you will) boasts 590 horsepower. Both models can receive over-the-air horsepower bumps through Dodge Direct Connection, and a multi-speed transmission is promised.

The top Banshee model will have an 800-volt architecture, and we predict that if the lesser models don't have two motors, the Banshee will. The horsepower rating is a secret, but Dodge promises the Banshee will eclipse the gas-powered Hellcat in all performance metrics. That includes sound, with the Charger EV's amplifying chamber "exhaust" tuned to 126 decibels.​

If nothing else, it’s going to force Ford to build an electric Mustang that’s an actual Mustang instead of a rebadged CUV.

 

If anyone wants an idea for a business:

restomod these as electrics.

 

These seem pretty popular.

 

Yeah, that's the first one I thought of. After the Royal Wedding:

 

And if anyone electrifies a classic Shelby, I hope they are seized by car guys and drowned in burnt crankcase oil.

 

auch:

This Tesla-powered Porsche 912 is the new face of vintage restorations

und

 

As in they rebuild an existing one as an electric or they use the style for a new generation?

 

Too late! (sort of)

An Electric Ford Mustang on a New '60s-Style Body Shell Will Debut at Goodwood Festival

We Drive the Superformance Electric Cobra, and Wonder: Who Is This For?

https://www.greencarreports.com/new...iconic-design-with-electric-performance-video

 

At least they can afford the insane maintenance costs on those unreliable machines.

 

Another: