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According to Wikipedia that generation 1996-2000 was sold as the Chrysler Stratus in Europe. The following generation was sold as the Chrysler Sebring from 2001. Which I can confirm having owned a 2001 Chrysler Sebring convertible sold new here in Sweden with European specifications. I bought...

I just have a phone with Dual Simcards. So I have one phone with two numbers, work and personal. No need to carry 2 phones, which I also got tired of.

Not much outside Europe and US. Edit: Hope the world shows up now.

I would be, H Oof G

Audi Q4 e-tron?

There is an AVERAGE function in Excel. Which can be setup to work on for example a column A1:A20 I think it does not include empty cells in the calculation. Edit: Typed to slow on my phone.

Unfortunately not available in my country. [emoji20] The news article.

Not my favorite Muppet. Even if it is a bit better because it is spoken and not just written.

Yes, I know. But it still annoys me. I know that I'm a bit over sensitive about when our letters are used for comedy.

Fixed that for you. Use the Swedish letters at least. :) IKEA is after all Swedish.

I really enjoyed the episode. I'm really glad that they didn't damage their dad's cars.

Looks like a fun trip. I know you were limited by the waypoints, but at the southern tip of Sweden, driving the coastal road actually means one get to see the sea. ;) At least in some spots. For example here. Route 9 along the coast.

I don't know where you get the episodes, but episode 5 streams today on MotorTrend.

Some great driving from Randy Pobst. I wonder what the other drivers think about being passed by a Volvo saloon. :unsure:

As far as I know it is only available on MotorTrendOnDemand but you can subscribe from the Netherlands. But this programme is most likely blocked for all of EU so you need a VPN to circumvent that.

It started streaming yesterday, January 29th. They released at least two episodes yesterday. As a European I have to use a VPN to be able to watch the show. I am a subscriber but some content is blocked outside the US.

That brings back memories. I had one as a kid in the mid 1970's. But mine looked a bit different, being of the first generation. Not my pic but mine looked the same.

I think the big difference is the speed at which North Americans tow and also the tongue weight of the trailer they use.

TFL Bike spent $2k on a Chinese bike. Here is the unboxing video. Will be interesting to see them assemble it and ride it.