End of Toyota Reliability???

Reposting these in my repost thread.

Plus a bonus repost..

 

Counterpoint: Polestar.

It's a damn good looking whip, in and out. There's one in my neighborhood that I occasionally see and it's a head turner.




Next year's ioniq isn't terrible either.

 

If it isn't a hyster, it's not the forklift for me.

 

Sorry about the cancer skidoo. Have you tried hooking your prostate up to a tesla supercharger? I hear it helps.

 

I am a Toyota forklift man myself.

 

It’ll shock the shit right out of you.

 

Toyota dual fuel for warehouse and less than 5000 lb yard lifts.

Hyster for heavy diesel tasks.


I had to do my last cone slalom test on a Hyster dually. Couldn't even see the cones from the cab.

 

I like their Volvo like styling.

That Polestar looks good, it's still too flashy for me people would think I was driving an Aston Martin. I like rubber floors and black plastic trim.

 

It is when you're dealing with exponential increases. It's similar to the feral pigs in the southern states. They grow in number exponentially. If you killed 50% of their population this year, it would only be a blip. To halt their population growth you'd have to eliminate 50% three years running.

That's a 50% decrease that's a blip in an exponential growth formula.


The proof that it'd be a blip is that we have reduced our emissions by way more that 14%, and it hasn't made a dent.

 

I have several HBC blankets , thanks for your concern

 

if you're referring to me I'm not a scientist , I'm a carpenter

I leave the science to scientists

 

Reposts away!!

 

Did somebody say reposts?

 

Definitely days I’m disappointed in sharing this world with humans.

 

It’s still a decrease, and a noticeable one. Just because other nations have been developing and industrializing rapidly like the US and Europe did in the past doesn’t mean that our emission reductions don’t matter. You can extrapolate from this chart how much the global emissions would be higher had we not been reducing ours even as others increased.


https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/annual-co-emissions-by-region

 

Every day I'm on the freeway

 

I'm not saying we haven't had an impact. I'm not saying we shouldn't continue. I'm saying the impact isn't significant enough to slow the process in a major way, and that forced regulation isn't the answer.