That’s super cool. I haven’t been to northern BC in years. Glad to hear that charging infrastructure is on-point up there. 

“As it turns out, the charging infrastructure is still pretty light north of the 49th parallel”.

Need or want?

Honestly, the only thing Amber left out was either a new engine or a rebuild. Either way, you’re still under $30K with a super fun vehicle that meets your needs, and has the big reliability issue taken care of. 

Condorman vs the five Porsches.

TSA requires shoes off? In Canada you only take your shoes off if they come up over your ankle. Ergo, I wear sneakers on the plane and carry my Dr Martens in my bag. 

Anybody wasting other people’s time with this nonsense should be instantly re-assigned a seat next to a sick, unruly toddler. 

Not everywhere is the USA. Here in Alberta it’s not actually illegal yet. 

If you read my comment I said most of that list is harmless. I’m the guy that submitted rolling coal.

You might want to look up the meaning of the word “most”.

I had the same thought. Most of that list was harmless fun. 

Modern Chargers and Challengers with upgraded intakes and engine-bay decoration. Dude, it’s a Charger. 

The Maverick hasn’t been touted as an apocalypse-ready vehicle, and a “beast”, by a raving lunatic bent on selling an over-hyped toy as a serious vehicle. 

I added it because I’m reasonably sure it’s not been banned here in Alberta. We deal with these idiots on a regular basis. 

I am reasonably sure that it hasn’t been banned here in Alberta. 

100% agree

Rolling Coal. This is just ignorant. Nobody wants to breathe in a cloud of diesel smoke.

Or, or... maybe it’s just tired and overstimulated and doesn’t want to be in reverse. Has anyone ever tried giving it a timeout?

The downside to Tesla (aside from being led by a raving lunatic), is that the Model 3 is a steaming heap of shit. I’ve driven them. A friend has one. It’s overpriced garbage. They very quickly go from “hey this is amazing” when new, to “this is awful” when a few miles get put on.

I say this ever time an LFA article is published: It looks unfinished.