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Yes I can use Google I'm willing to bet that I'm going to see a variety of different studies coming to a variety of conclusions. Again not disagreeing on the fact that calls are still distracting but what is the solution? Seeing the amount of money that companies have and that these corporations...

I read it and I am fully aware of the danger and I'm not saying they're all equal but I guess what we're saying here is we're going to allow the distractions that were comfortable with because we grow up with them? The article itself says it is difficult to determine how much, if any, a role...

Is this Kramer?

Well I'm not totally disagreeing with you. But I think it's the mental involvement in the conversation that distracts you so I'm wondering if there's any data on listening to an interesting interview on the radio or a podcast? Or talk radio where they're discussing something that grabs your...

So I can talk on the phone while driving hands-free as long as I have a passenger to yell when a moose runs in front of the car?

Sometimes, I drive a truck at work and we're pretty much expected to answer the work phone. Is talk radio distracting? I imagine for some of the angry old guys it is. Don't get me wrong I get very annoyed when I see someone driving and texting or looking at their phone but hands free ( I know...

Don't you know every guy out here heats their house by chopping their own wood and they hunt for all their sustenance?

I assume because he's American? I admit I have hands free phone calls occasionally but I never do anything hand held while driving.

I have not owned a Maverick yet but this might or might not be relevant we had an old F-150 work truck and by old I mean at this point is probably over 20 years old, and it seems like the brake pedal was way way too high off the floor compared to the gas it was the most bizarre driving pedal...

Might be new for someone else though

Curious what app that is. Also vast majority of driving is suburban so I assume my mpg would be higher

May have been mentioned out here but I had good luck with peppermint scented bags I got at home depot. I also started driving the car that had been sitting a lot so that's probably part of it also

Not trying to be mean I'm over 50 but I'm going to assume you're well over 70? England? I didn't know England was an industrial powerhouse these days and what are their environmental laws? I didn't know Canada was a big polluter either. As for China I think you would be a little surprised that...

You're right so the answer is if China pollutes and gives their population cancer at a young age we should do the same in order to compete. And we should not crush our local municipalities with competent schools we should do whatever they do in any third world countries so that we can compete...

That's what I do- I have a daily driver auto and a 6 speed manual 2nd car. Well my son started driving so it seems the manual car is becoming my daily

I don't have a Ford yet but I usually do one a year using a full synthetic. VW calls for once a year or every 10,000 miles whichever comes first. Three months or 3,000miles is not really necessary with a modern synthetic

Wonder who makes it. I think Porsche sells e-bikes also

So did you like the Toyota hybrid? From my anecdotal perspective it seems like most people who drive a hybrid for the first time are presently surprised. I'll be honest I've never driven one. A buddy of mine who's retired and in his early seventies and a lifelong gearhead who owns a couple of...

I agree although I'm not sure if I'm secure enough to drive a pink VW cabriolet.... I mean it's being secure in your masculinity and there's being overly secure.....

That's what I'm leaning towards.