As per all statistics occupants of vehicles with modern safety features are less likely to die in a collision.
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Stage V includes a broader range of engine powers and applications, including off-highway machinery, and so manufacturers have been investing in cleaner engine research for many years in preparation. The Stage V regulations will come into force for engines below 56kW and above 130kW in January 2019, and for those in between one year later.
OMO mandating these drivers assist devices would lower their price by economies of scale. I have not problem with allowing them to be switched off.
Different generations of the Chevy Silverado 1500 have had transmission issues along the way. Some of 2007-2013 Silverado transmission problems have included slipping out of gear while driving and going into reverse quickly or jamming sometimes. In some cases, the pickup truck doesn’t work at all.
Cummins Inc. announced that its new International Maritime Organization (IMO) Tier 3-certified QSK60 engine package, which the company said offers cleaner emissions and an improved warranty, is now available for a wide range of marine applications, including commercial workboats and luxury yachts.
13. When it comes to rubber for the 2019 Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE, you’ll have two choices. The Scrambler 1200s will come with Metzeler Tourance or OEM-spec Pirelli Scorpion Rally tires, with sizes of 90/90 x 21 and 150/70 x 17. Both tires perform respectably well, and have specific applications. The Metzeler Tourance tire is primarily focused on on-road use, excelling in wet or dry conditions with light trail capabilities. The Pirelli Scorpion Rally knobbies offer up far more grip in the dirt.
But with three unique (if optional) upgrades over a Bowtie-badged truck, there’s an argument to be made that the GMC is a truck targeted to the well-known and well-understood return buyer: someone willing to spend on the finer things. Still, one wonders how long it will take for the trick MultiPro tailgate to trickle down to the volume model Silverado—and, further, how long this kind of badge-engineering can work for GM. Though the GMC engineers would be loathe to consider it (the pride they all take in this truck was obvious) from a buyer’s perspective the GMC Sierra is already a sort of upmarket trim level from the Silverado—making the popular Denali option a trim-within-a-trim. Why not make the Sierra a tech-focused trim option, and Denali a luxury package, and let the big spenders tick both boxes?
Seems there is some confusion interpreting Scarecrow’s post. He’s saying that when technology benefits extend to other people beyond the purchaser, the government may need to apply pressure, since the purchaser isn’t as willing to spend money for the benefit of other people. This is in contrast to seatbelts and airbags, which are for the benefit of the purchaser; in that case the government doesn’t need to prod the purchaser â it’s a personal expense for personal benefit that the individual can weight for himself or herself.
Flex-a-Lite Flex-Wave FanThe Flex-Wave fan from Flex-a-Lite is like a successful reinvention of the wheel. Using computational fluid dynamics software, the company has designed and built fan blades that move up to 20 percent more air than its own Trimline fans and up to 25 percent more than competitive products. Not only is it more efficient, it’s quieter. The sine-wave-blade design cuts through the air with multiple leading edges, instead of one large edge like most fans. Pair that with new surface designs and variations in the trailing edge of the blades, and its efficiency is increased.
There were moments during MXA’s several-month-long 450 shootout period when the 2019 Kawasaki was the front runner for first place. It is by far the most improved bike of 2019. Every test rider enjoyed the deceivingly fast engine, light-feeling chassis, clean ergos and nice design touches, but, and this is a big but, it is a “first-year model.” First-year models always have teething problems, and the more we raced the 2019 KX450, the more the problems came to the surface. Those problems began to sap our enthusiasm for the Kawasaki KX450. Even though we still liked it, we liked it less and less when the clutch kept burning through plates (hydraulic or not), the over-size rear brake locked up at the least opportune times, the forks bottomed because of the soft fork springs, the bottom chain roller self-destructed, and we realized the airbox design was convoluted. There is one caveat to all of this. If you feel that you can live with the flaws, chase down solutions and stay on top of the maintenance, then go for it. It is the lightest of the Japanese-built bikes.
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