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The larger 6.2-liter V-8 comes with 10-speeds for a larger sweet spot of max torque, and both the extra punch and the extra twist made it slightly smoother to drive than the SLT trim’s 5.2-liter V-8 with eight gears. 

I for sure know that I’m not the best driver. Maybe you are. Maybe you’re God’s gift to the driving community, an unholy creation resulting from a one night stand of gene splicing from Mario Andretti, Dale Earnhardt, and Jack Baruth. But I don’t know your driving skills from Adam. And what about that jerk tailgating you 2 feet off your bumper?

For every advance in making the road a safer place there is a cost. My personal exposure to the cost of these advances came from a windshield replacement on my 2017 Honda Ridgeline.

As for adding this I would say unless GM offers some update to the systems would be difficult to add. Much of this involves the computer and body control module.

Q: I have been running E85 in my flex-fuel vehicle more often than not lately. I actually got it for $1.39 a gallon a couple of months ago. I was just told that I should change my oil more often since I’m using E85. It’s this true?

Other safety systems help the driver to disregard situational awareness while driving and instead rely on technology, that can and will fail, to pay attention for them.

Most blind spot system have an amber light in the mirrors that should be visible in your peripheral vision. That should be enough to warn you if something is in your blind spot without having to take your eyes off the road.

A: We can’t argue with you. Paddle shifters have been around for a long time (early 1990s) and Formula One cars prove it. Still, there are those of us who enjoy driving cars the old-fashioned way. But here is a little secret: I use the paddles all the time, especially on the twisties through the mountains of Virginia where we live. Here is another little secret: We will never own a motorcycle with an automatic transmission, for the same aesthetic.

The obvious advantage for the overdrive is the 30-percent reduction in cruise RPM. None of this is breaking news, and both transmissions offer the same advantages. Now let’s get into what makes them different by first investigating the 700R4. The advantages start with something that’s important to everybody – price. If you’re searching for a used transmission to rebuild, only the non-overdrive versions are less expensive. The big advantage this “analog” overdrive offers over its digital compatriot is you don’t need a stand-alone controller to operate it. Right away that puts the 700R4 ahead in the price war by $600 to $1,200.

Regarding airbags, I wish that rather than mandating airbags, the gov’t had mandated protection standards and let the engineers figure out how to meet those. I might rather have more protective seat belt systems than airbags.

Yes if we had significantly better mass transit. Those who prefer not to drive (typically those less skilled) would likely use mass transit and there would be less traffic on the road. However, in my city (Phoenix), we do not have large scale mass transit and likely will never have it. Therefore I deal with the current situation. In my uninformed and humble opinion, the drivers licensing procedures here are logical and adequate. I prefer to allow drivers to make their own decisions about when to drive and how to drive. They can reap the benefits and consequences of their decisions.

MIDDLE-OF-THE-ROAD BIKES: Kawasaki and Yamaha finessed their middle-of-the-road frames for 2019 by focusing on getting them to turn in. They aren’t Honda- or Suzuki-quick, but they didn’t want to be.