That’s only partially true. We wanted the XSE, AWD, cement color, entertainment package. The sport model is built in the lowest numbers and dealerships during the pandemic (and still to a lesser extent) were simply getting allocations of whatever Toyota wanted to send them. Lots of the higher trim stuff but my wife…

Gotta know the market on what you want.

“Carburetors is better then all that fancy computer controlled nonsense.”

I owned a Syclone back in the 90s and it was very quick...but it wasn’t fast. 120...maybe...? And it really didn’t like anything over 90.   

That’s not what most people want though. Any state can vote and move to permanent standard time without federal approval. The issue here is congress must be involved to institute permanent DST as the standard time for states. People, by and large, want the adjusted time.

As the owner of a 2015 I3 with very similar miles and range, yup. Although I only lose about 30% when it’s really cold. (it will cycle the heater to maintain the battery above a certain temp) My heater has an eco mode...the defroster however, is full send or nothing, and that can be harsh with kids talking non-stop in…

They are the price of a car with none of the safety features. I’m not sure if that says more about the car industry or the side by side...

You’d think right? I tried that about 6 months ago and the car is still there.

The irony here is many subdivisions are built by one company and then the roads themselves are sold off to the county and the HOA has zero jurisdiction.

I’m so sorry.  Isn’t that against the Geneva Convention?  At the very least, it is a war crime.

“It should’ve been the modern Chrysler Sebring...” Why? Why would you wish that on anything ever? Those were awful awful vehicles. All the quality control of Chrysler in a convertible that ran sometimes...maybe...and was the ultimate penalty box rental car.

I live in the same area and have a bmw I3. Even our mild winters are enough to sap 25% of the battery for daily driving.

Unlicensed?  Unregistered?  Stolen?

Yeah, it is overkill.  I programmed button 1 to the radio station my wife likes and button 2 to activate the range extender (also for the wife).  It is handy to be able to essentially automate any menu option.

In my opinion, the first gen BMW i3 did it best. Digital dash with some minor info display you can change. A big center screen for the infotainment stuff but it isn’t a touch screen. It has the dial down by the arm rest, but it also has a few shortcut buttons to jump between features like phone, radio, media, and…

Now THIS is good advice!  Finally someone thinking outside the box...errr gas station arrows?

They do but it’s wrong and I refuse to do it.  It’s like not returning your cart.  It doesn’t hurt anyone but you should certainly feel guilty if someone with a proper side vehicle is waiting on the pump you are using incorrectly.

Exactly!  And they should all be shortened so I have priority for fueling on the proper side of my vehicle!!  

As someone that daily drives a right side fueling vehicle, you shut your mouth sir!!  The lines are always shorter at costco for a right fill vehicle and this does NOT need to be “fixed”.  80% of cars should be driver’s side fill up and gas pump hoses should be exactly one foot too short to cross over.  The other…

As someone that drives an 80s K5 blazer, this is right up my alley. Hell, it is almost the same thing at about 70-80% the size and modern.  Can I get it in a solid color without the graphics?