Will UAW Strike?

[lilranch2001]

I need a EV like I need another carbuncle

 

[lilranch2001]

Why would you do that on a deal, even after accepting a down payment.

That is low...

It could have been a mutual agreement…..

 

[tradosaurus]

I don’t have an EV, but many friends have Teslas. Love them.

The cars can do lots of stuff.

If my driving was local and relatively short trips, I’d consider a Tesla.

I have Tesla stock (bought after the crash when musk bought Twitter). So, I could be biased.

The Tesla Supercharging network makes long distance driving extremely easy.

 

[Snobdds]

It could have been a mutual agreement…..

Not with 5k down.

 

[BobInSD]

Tesla surprised me. I figured all the electronics came from over seas and biased the part source content.

The rest I figured. Toyota and honda.

Iirc my wife's chrysler is Canadian and when we had a ford it was Mexican.

This is not a new thing either. When I married my wife she was driving a Honda Accord, built in Ohio. I was driving a Ford Ranger, made in Mejico. Five years later we bought a Dodge Caravan, made in Canadia about the same time my Dad bought a new Ford Ranger, made by Mazda.

 

[NoTrespassing]

This is not a new thing either. When I married my wife she was driving a Honda Accord, built in Ohio. I was driving a Ford Ranger, made in Mejico. Five years later we bought a Dodge Caravan, made in Canadia about the same time my Dad bought a new Ford Ranger, made by Mazda.

I had a 91 Ford Ranger, I think it had a Mazda 4 cylinder engine with 2 spark plugs per cylinder. It also had a very leaky pan gasket that I never fixed, but instead just kept adding oil. People claimed the engine needed to be pulled to replace the gasket.

 

[BobInSD]

Probably true. It was a bear changing it on my '84. I think it would have been cake for a 2wd, but pulling the engine would have probably been quicker for the 4wd. My oil pump was bolted to the bottom of the block and the front drive axle (or something, it's been a minute) made is so you couldn't lower the pan enough to clear the oil pump. On a 2wd you could drop the pan straight down, but on mine you could move it down less than an inch. I ended up unbolting the oil pump, dropping it in the pan, then sliding it out. OK, now imagine putting it back together. The "japenese" cars of the time were much easier to work on.

 

[hiddentacocatneddih]

Any movement since the last set of plant strike announcements?

 

[lilranch2001]

Not with 5k down.

Ummmm. Depends, he MAY HAVE refunded the 5k!

 

[lilranch2001]

Btw, a contract can be ANY MEETING OF THE MINDS……..