Why do you hate fun?

Nothing!

Supply and demand: someone buys it since it’s their money, then fine.

This car only has 23 miles on it.

Near enough on 50 grand for a 14 year old challenger? I have one question.

Does the seller live near a Military base?

What’s wrong with that interior?

Also If you don’t have a drive and can’t charge at home, a longer lasting battery will mean less time hanging out at charging stations.

Some basic checking yields more information. One’s battery system is based on Lithium Iron Phosphate. It’s not as energy dense is LI, but has has several distinct advantages:

Bah... a minor inconvenience at best!

It would also help in balancing load on the grid.

750 miles is about two months of daily use for the average American.

Why would you need the ability to drive for two months without charging?

I believe it’s real. I do not believe it will be cheap. 

But who wouldn’t want to be trapped in a tiny tube under the Sepulveda pass for hours, wondering when the next quake would hit, trying to tamp that fear down with a pretense of smugness about not being trapped 50 feet up on the 405 like the commoners?

Because Kinja no longer notifies when someone stars your comments, I just have to let you know how much I appreciate the wordplay there.

> “It’s either traffic forever or tunnels”

“ I’m not even claustrophobic but those photos make me queasy.”

If folks have not realized that Lyles Lanley actuall exists... well..

Okay, dude. That says less about how great the tunnel is and more about the overall convention experience.

I spent some extended time in Las Vegas and never found traffic or parking to be a problem. Mind you, it was in the Covid era, so YMMV. All of the parking at the casinos was free. There were a lot of cars, but it was always moving. I-15 is RIGHT THERE next to the casinos. I would have maybe used the tunnel for the…