HP2 = stood for Hemi-Powered Plymouth

http://www.highdefforum.com/car-forum/115098-muscle-cars-1962-1972-a-141.html

the recommended tire pressure for a Corvair was 15 psi fronts, and 26 psi rear

that's very weird

20 automakers combined produce 99% of the cars in the USA.

And they just met with the NHTSA about automatic braking systems, and they will be standard equipment starting in 2022

Toyota has promised to have it on all of its vehicles by 2017, and many vehicles already have the sensors and technology in place.

AEB technology is available on more than half of new cars being sold already, and 9% of US drivers already have AEB in their vehicles, according to a AAA survey, even though the median package price that includes the technology is $2,775. And as with nearly all driver assist technology, people who’ve experienced AEB in action are more likely to trust it than those who haven’t (71% versus 41%).

https://techcrunch.com/2016/08/25/aaa-study-sheds-light-on-aeb-systems/

Ever heard of a Larry car?

http://cokeovens.com/site/photos/

http://www.wvexp.com/index.php/File:Coke-larry-car.png

used in the process of heating up coal to make coke.

What makes coking coal distinct is that it is a fuel with few impurities. Most grades of coke are from 86 to 93 percent pure carbon and produce a clean intense heat when burned. Coke is made by heating coal in a controlled atmosphere, driving off most of the impurities, and leaving a porous structure strong enough to support the iron ore that coke is often used to heat.

http://www.blackdiamondnow.net/black-diamond-now/2013/03/bee-hive-ovens-and-the-production-of-coking-coal.html