I would try it.. if the price is right.

Big same. I've been looking for a cheap way to try out an EV. I toyed with an i3 when they were like $12k, and kind of regret it. This seems like a more "rational" car than the i3 on paper. Maybe they'll be okay for a few years before they start falling apart?

If this was an ICE car, I wouldn’t be really concerned. Like I’ve known people that got cheap Suzukis when they left the market and drove them for years without any problems. It’s not like the used weird oil filters or oil or the like.

I have one. Ultra trim ($50k before incentives). Sucks to see them go under and my car be essentially dead if anything even minor happens to it. But I like the car a lot. The software is at a point now that it’s fine. Not tesla level but it works. I’ll drive it until it dies. It’s comfortable, good looking and that’s…

I got a Hyundai Palisade instead. Fantastic car.

I could have sworn I included it, but I guess I didn’t. These prices are for 2023 models that are still in inventory.

For people like us, troubleshooting and a trial-and-error approach comes as naturally as breathing. Figuring shit out, tinkering, and customizing are necessities of life. Having worked in IT for over a decade, most of it in help desk services, I’ve seen firsthand just how tech-illiterate and/or impatient people are.…

“The melting point of steel is higher than the temperature of a boat!11!!”

...anything from what all of you 10mm socket wrenches are doing now

He is actually a dentist and his real name is Crentist.

the bridge was asking for it.

He goes by Crandy

“Finding a runway or road that is long and straight enough to safely make a top-speed run is reportedly proving to be an issue”

Agreed. While the design side used to “need” Macs, it’s no longer the case. I find PCs and Macs on par with stability and performance.

buy the device that suites you needs. who cares about a feature if you never will use it? 

APR is related to the “money factor” on the lease. Money factor tells you the financing charges associated with the lease. It’s similar to an interest rate, in that it is affected by an individual’s credit score. You multiply the money factor by 2,400 to get the APR equivalent. On any lease you want the lowest money…

I VERY unwillingly had to buy a Fruit Phone because it’s the only thing supported by a medical device I need to use.

we’re required to have 15k/30k liability only I believe.  might be 25k/50k now.  my corolla has that- costs about $20 a month to insure.

Don’t forget you’re commenting on a Jalopnik article - anything made by Kia/Hyundai/Genesis is endlessly salivated over with gratuitous hyperbole.

Incredible, as in, not credible?