These are gonna sell like crazy but why does the nose have to look so much like an 80% sized explorer?
These are gonna sell like crazy but why does the nose have to look so much like an 80% sized explorer?
I’ve been eyeballing these for a few months now. The price is pretty tempting at low to mid 20s for some fairly serious performance and a big step up over my I3. Hate losing the generator though...
Well hello there Satan...i see you are interested in my soon to be pending divorce...<sigh> *heads off to marketplace and craigslist...
I have an unreasonable amount of want for this even though the crane setup makes the bed look comically short. So much so that I’d have bought it and be on a plane to pick it up and drive it home...to the Seattle area....but I’m married and I’d like to stay that way.
I’m slowly restoring an old K series blazer and all the problems stem from abuse and neglect. The SUV has been in the family since it was new but the first engine blew up at 99k miles. We are talking catastrophic failure. The pistons welded themselves to the cylinder walls. Temp? Oil pressure?Warning lights? What are…
Damn, I missed this one.
Oh the list is long and distinguished.
This has always been pretty easy to defeat in the first place. If you connect your phone for recording and the app, it locked out airports and other such places.
I paid a nearly astronomical (at the time) $2000 for a 1964 Chevrolet Belair in 1995. Under the hood, it had the 283 with the powerglide 2 speed auto. But...this car had factory AC. It looked like someone took a window AC, pulled the cover off of it and bolted it to the bottom of the dash, but it worked.
For about the same money, you can have that Kia EV6 GT that will match or outrun it and have a ton less problems.
Mercedes offered the R (minivan) in an R63 AMG for one year in 07.
Good point but those actually aren’t that bad anymore. Even costco carries tires for the i3 now. Thankfully, I didn’t buy it new so I’ve only had to experience the problems that weren’t solved over the first 8 years of the car’s life. On the other hand, nothing can help the AC compressor that likes to eat itself and co…
This has been proven to be very inaccurate. Most of the electric cars that condition the batteries in extreme weather are lasting much longer than anyone anticipated. 10-12 years and the batteries aren’t even close to dying. Most are maintaining 90% of their original ratings at that point. Remember when all those…
Would it help if I told you I have a bmw I3 that I paid too much for and it has tons of stupid little problems because cutting edge tech is pretty awful 10 years into its existence so now I have to drive it until it dies...all while it spends its time telling me the back doors are open...which isn’t possible while the…
Lol. Well, looks are subjective of course, but I was in the market for an ADV and the 890 Adventure is the one I liked the best. The flat headlight look of the Ducati and Kawasaki were a big turn off, and while I liked the Suzuki’s balance and refinement more, it lacked the creature comforts I wanted like cruise…
I was shopping for a new bike last year and KTM was on the list of options. Hell it was the best looking one in the segment as far as I’m concerned...except review after review of awful software issues and things just not working.
Counter: My wife’s Sienna has a...thing...that is a gauge I guess...that says eco and power and you have no idea what the engine is doing at any time really because the hybrid system turns it on and off at will. The needle moves but it doesn’t really tell you anything.
My wife’s car will start chiming once it is put in drive, even if the car doesn’t move. My driveway is all of 30 feet long.
Driver’s licenses should have real world tests. Back that F-350 around a corner into a parallel space. Oh you cant? Too bad then.
A single warning is fine. I cant stand my wife’s car that will chime more and more incessantly the longer time goes on and never stop. I’m just moving it in the driveway ffs!! Or at least shut the F up if I don’t go over 5mph.