I'm specifically talking model 3 and y. They are as generic as they come. I drive a 3 and am not afraid to talk about the negatives. They don't look bad, just look like the cars from insurance ads

In a world of generic looking design language of current EVs that borderline crib Tesla’s non-styling, I actually like this one. It

The monorail guy at Disney world was exactly this way at the beginning of November. He came on the intercom like they normally do before departing and said something along the lines of “you know the rules on masks and at this point I shouldn’t have to tell you.”  I was pretty impressed he said it

I love builds like this! I was a huge fan of expo portal back in the late aughts before everyone jumped on the band wagon. There used to be some really amazing builds! The great white buffalo awd Chevy express was one. Lots of awd astros too. At one point there was a first gen 4 runner with a utility top replacing the…

My guess was battery voltage and maybe coolant temperature using a temperature probe. I think those HF multimeters are capable of giving a temperature readout. 

Yea you could do, but even cheap heater cores from Amazon are easy to plumb in

That is ridiculous! I had a friend get his birth certificate rejected at first because of something to do with the name or parent. He's adopted. He had to bring in a bunch of extra paper work. 

Yea exactly. She doesn't talk much in public (which makes it hard for her to meet non-assholes). She is 6 foot tall with red hair though so she always has people make comments to her and to be polite, she responds, and sometimes it goes down hill. I feel for her because it's become a lonely life here. 

That's awesome! If my industry was more established in the UK, we'd go back today. 

It’s mind blowing right? Americans tend to think everyone wants to get to the US and it’s simply not true. We thought about moving back to the uk a few times. Visa requirements for parents of UK citizens changed last year which makes it easier.

Interesting choice of words.

Ok, you win. Hearse is best answer

Oh that's a good thought! 

Right? I figured he could get behind this answer!

Its a little bit alarming to me that my illogical answer would still be yes. I've loved the dj-5 and LLV since I was a little kid and I've always wanted to own one!

It’s hard. I did all the drivers training in theUK to try to help my wife get her license (I had a waived American license because I was stationed there). It's a lot of details needed in a specific order to pass their test. Their drivers are generally more courteous though. 

Okay boomer, settle down and read the whole article.

Yea it was a pain there too, but it also wasn't really a life requirement like it is here. I did come back to Texas because it's where my family is and my industry is. The thought has definitely been there to go back!

That's so awesome 🤣

That's very true, but I don't drive highway much. But hvac could be a killer!