2024 Mustang - the last ICE version. Challenger and Chargers canceled

2024 will introduce the last ICE muscle cars, with the S650 Mustang and the Chevy Camaros announced as the last to be built, with Dodge already announcing the end of the line for the Challenger and Charger.

Will the venerable Corvette soon face the same fate?

Sad to see the end of an era, of uniqueness in how you could customize and tweak an ICE engine and the drivetrain to achieve peak performance.

I won't likely be around when the ICE engine completely disappears, but man, those left behind are going to drive cars with no growl, no rumble, no closing your eyes and knowing that something doesn't feel right, or it feels perfect just from the vibrations you feel in your fingertips, or the sounds from the exhaust.

Maybe it portends a better day, where gas pollutants are no longer an issue, but to me, this news represents a loss in our growing up, leaning over the engine under the hood with your friends sharing a beer or the bond shared with your dad as he's showing you how to service your car.

Future generations won't have that. I just have one question: "Where will all this electricity to run them come from?"

Actually, I have lots of questions, such as, "how is a family of four drivers supposed to charge four cars overnight at the same time?"

The car manufacturers are pummeling head first into an electric car future because of Democratic initiatives to force them to do so. But they are doing it by pretending there'll be abundant electricity for everyone.

"From where?"