This is the small but significant benefit of PHEVs and EVs that people often forget.  Never having to go to a gas station again is fantastic.

Farley out here acting like a rock star and best friend to Elon while the rest of us continue to watch Ford embarrass itself.

We get it.  You don’t like cruises.

Now if anyone could figure out Elon Musk’s motivations for personally pushing climate denialist and electric car opponent Vance ever closer to second-in-line for the presidency, and committing $45 million per month to the cause, the story might get even more interesting.

We’ll never get the real story on what happened here.  I hope people aren’t holding out how that they’ll get the truth.

Yea after the shooting, Putin and Xi could come out with full endorsements of Trump, and he’s still going to win.

IMO he’s endorsing Trump to further push Starlink into a monopoly.

And increase corporate taxes, at least back to where they were pre-pandemic.

Some states tax registrations on EVs.  In Texas, my EV get’s an additional $200 tacked on to the registration each year. I have no issue with it.

It isn’t roughly half of Americans, it’s roughly half of Americans WHO VOTE. If Trump wins this election, the fault falls squarely on the shoulders of people who didn’t go to the polls and do their civic duty. There is a small but not insignificant group of people who plan to sit out voting this year to “protest” Biden…

I still don’t know how we’ve gotten to a place where the entire free world has to prepare for the potential of the US electing a dangerous piece of shit for president.

Agree. Maybe Stellantis is behind Ford, but I’m not entirely sure how GM is “behind”. GM outsold Ford by more than double in Q1 2024 and that was without the Blazer EV or the Equinox EV really online (plus the Bolt gone).

Ford is the only one that can successfully operate itself

Chevron has the potential to be a disaster. This court can’t even keep up with their current docket of cases, which has gotten exponentially smaller over the decades.

If the former president can do it....

I think we just assumed when you said it didn’t look like the dealership did anything negligent. Technically you’re right, it’s one dip shit and his accomplice. And I agree, I hope they are severely punished. We could use a little more personal accountability these days.

The dealership is ultimately responsible for the care of the customers car and should absolutely be required to pay a significant amount in damages.  This car can’t be replaced.

Hyundai (at least from what I can find) doesn’t split sales figures for Kona and Kona EV, so I really have no clue how many of the EV’s they’re selling.

They released a bunch of either very over priced or very ugly EV’s at a time when there was little competition, and are now worried that there are cheaper and far more handsome options available.

“The key for Tesla’s stock is the Street recognizing that Tesla is the most undervalued AI play in the market,” Ives wrote, adding the “Mojo back for Musk” as he raised his price target on the stock to $300 from $275 with a new bull case of $400 for 2025.