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We can stop dealing with china anytime we want, but money is more important than oversight or punishment. That’s why we have a problem. The Chinese government is the entity that makes the deal with outsiders and they end up owning rights to those deals. Corporations know that and complain about...

That‘s G-force, not an occasional tilt. My boxster has the same design.

Anytime the police write a report an accident will be added to car fax. I had a vehicle that was gently hit while sitting in my driveway after a little ricochet. Only real damage was to the plastic bits on the front drivers side. It’s on car fax.

Probably wondering if it has the death wobble or terrible welds. Wanting to document to identity so it could keep a good distance just in case. While simultaneously admiring it’s looks.

That’s here. The Asian continent is the new whore for industry.

There is some merit to that statement, but it’s really veneer. Industry is driven by where they can dump their waste. It’s a huge byproduct and that keeps the industry out of the US.

I use it for my front and rear differentials and have not had any trouble. I don’t have any experience with that oil in the motor since I buy Mobil One on sale at Costco.

At the end of the chat there is an option for you to save the chat conversation. Just FYI.

The truth about the Chinese is they have a state capitalist economy. In a nutshell the government controls the labor rates via contracts. Therefore the cheap labor is very attractive to businesses with very low risk.

It’s normal now for all retailers that have had your card information to automatically debit accounts despite having cancelled the old card. Now I log into their portal and change my information to mail an invoice. Or call them and ask the agent to change it.

Sure, pay for a service that gets regularly interrupted by other frequencies.

Those poor little birds you hunt.

The oil companies will eventually get even with us. We have been taken advantage of by the industry for ever. I don’t have any sympathy for them.

Interesting. That’s a sure way to send away business to the competition. Every dealership I have driven past recently has been open. My mom went to the dealership to look at, test drive, and pick up the forester she just purchased with no issues.

D What are you talking about? Dealerships are open everywhere. Jeep has 0 interest for up to 84 months with deferred payments for up to 120 days. My mom bought a new Subaru Forester yesterday.

T This is a break in engine procedure. Nothing here mentions a break in oil. Very high level energy conserving oil is lip service. All synthetic oil is made to be this way.