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Annual oil change regardless of mileage.

So, presumably, Thailand does not try in absentia?

Correlation is not causation.

Unfortunately,

And, presumably, those politicians are elected. If the people wanted different rules, they would elect different officials, would they not? Texas had its Blue Laws that were repealed in the mid 80's but alcohol sales are still regulated on Sundays and some other days state-wide and several counties have their own regulations.

Absolutely. And I concur. What gets my goat is some of the EV militants who think their lifestyle is all that exists. If I were to drive largely in town or just take short hops, no question, EV's are far superior.

So that simply means you don't venture far from home, nothing else. Consider a bicycle; they're more efficient yet.

No, seems to be a Fairlady (Z) dressed as a drag queen.

As @scubascuba3 said, investing.com works well enough as does Google Finance. The caveat, though, is that neither will track options if that's what you're trading.

Not Silom but the pharmacy near Soi 4 Sukhumvit gas station had some a couple of weeks ago.

Aero of Aerodrome Finance, AR, FTM. Do keep an eye on the MCAP/FDV ratio, though, being that the newer coins still have tokens left to be released and that can dilute the market value.

Dealers will give you substantially less than market value, as others have pointed out above. I would check the approximate value and sell privately via the Facebook groups such as Rolex Kuru.

Fortune River View. Although, as @maesariang said above, the Landmark is perhaps a better location, more central but does not have a pool.

4000 calories=approx 64 km of running

Not to judge but I prefer Latinas to Latinos. But hey whatever floats your boat.

So it's just your barstool assumption then. I understand.

Is that your assumption or have you bothered to go through their audited accounts? Being that their parent company, PDD, is listed on NASDAQ, you could read that before you spout your nonsense.

While I can't help you with your question, Rowlympics?

Certainly enough ladyboys around to reenact several Last Suppers with an Asian twist.

Yes, that's the one with the Golf. There is a companion written piece, as well; my preferred format.

That is helpful, do you have places where that kind of research is published, the other requirement will be that the exact tyre models are available in Thailand. Yes, improvements do exist, certainly. As for tire testing data, https://www.tyrereviews.com/ is my usual go to. In fact, I remember now they did a test on exactly what you're planning to do a few years ago, a direct comparison between different rim diameters.

Both the profile ratio (obviously) as well as the tire (tread pattern, construction, compound) are at least partly responsible for the NVH and comfort characteristics of a vehicle. Given that you will keep the stock suspension and, given that neither of these vehicles will have a stiff suspension, I'd suggest that any improvements would be marginal, at best. In my opinion, I'd look at tires first, do the research and get tires that are known for their low NVH and high comfort characteristics. BF Goodrich Advantages tend to rate close to the top for both NVH and comfort.

30% withholding tax on dividends but if you file a W8 BEN, it is reduced to 15%.

Truly despicable. Unfortunately, such actions are so widespread these days and no longer confined to perpetrators from the immigrant community.

No idea which car, but given that size, I'm assuming it has some performance and you're not buying just for looks. I decide which exact tire I want and then look up who officially stocks them from the company's website. Not worth the risk getting them from some random shop. IMHO, of course.