By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

You can probably guess my answer by what I drive. What’s yours?

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SEMA asked a bunch of Jeep enthusiasts this question and found that 28% would be "very interested." You can read the full article here. So how about you? Would you buy an electric Jeep? Vote in the poll after the jump!

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I heard somewhere that burns are the most common kind of injury resulting from automotive work, and I can vouch for that—no matter how many times I sizzle off a swatch of flesh on a hot exhaust during an oil change, I always go in there after the filter while everything’s still hot. I’m also big on lacerations, often from stupid things—like the knuckle scar I got from my college garage job when I tried changing a sealed-beam headlight without removing the rim first (that’s what you get for cutting corners). I guess there’s some perfect pollies out there who never get bloodied working on their rides, but most of us end up with a few scars over a lifetime of wrenching. And some of us are just klutzier than others. What automotive-work-related injuries have you had to endure? Take our poll, then tell us the story in the comments.

With all this talk of the new Challenger and GT-R going for well over sticker, I’m curious, how many of you would be willing to pay more than MSRP for a new car?