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Predictably, the Rush to Electric Cars Is Imploding

Predictably, the Rush to Electric Cars Is Imploding
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My appreciation for our freedom of movement was re-ignited recently when I finished up an engine swap into my rare-but-not-collectable 1995 Ford Thunderbird. It had blown a head gasket and had far more than 200,000 miles on it, so in went a junkyard-fresh 4.6L V8 with only 40,000 miles on the clock, or so said the yard I bought it from.

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Levi Russell
Levi Russell
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Levi Russell is an associate teaching professor at The University of Kansas’ School of Business.
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