Or.. you could own a bunch “good” of cars with.. no payments!

It’s a terrible idea, that’s why.

Fine when you have one model with only one battery, but after a few years and your line expands.. you have to keep quantities of ~3? ~5? ~8? ~20? different batteries on site. When those batteries are tens of thousands of dollars a piece, it doesn’t make much fiscal sense in asset cost.

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$2500 for a vehicle that will rust through before the engine quits? NP all day.

Parents have a 91 that they’ve had forever and I got to drive from 16-18. Responsibly, I got it up to 123 going downhill with a tailwind. They aren’t fast, but very reliable.

This seems like a bad take to me. If you’re gonna spend the money to rent that type of car, you’re not going to drive it around like a Nissan Altima. 

Any GM. GM’s have always had shitty seats. I dunno why, but it always feels like they have strange contouring. 

Yes, I live in one of them-Dallas. It has nothing to do with “better conservative management” and everything to do with it not being as world-oriented as New York. Dallas went into lockdown after New York. It’s easy to play follow the leader when you’re not the first to set a precedent.

Not sure what bumfuck Texas…

I mean.. the newer Silverado actually looks better IMO than the others you posted... which were both boring and bad. But as a whole they haven’t looked good since the rounded design of the late 90s. Chevy has definitely been the worst, and it has extended outside of their trucks. 

That is a hot take. It is almost like the areas that were the most globally accessible, with the highest population, and population density, such as New York city, suffered the worst from a virus that is easily communicable.

Bumfuck middle of nowhere Texas? Well no shit they’re not going to have any cases.

And once it collapses, guess what its going to do? Get expensive and ratchet back up. It will be cyclical.

Just curious, did your “Where will the money come from” concern extend when Trump/Republicans cut corporate taxes to lowest rate they’ve been since WW2, or when we keep increasing our military budget every year?

You’ll pay by watching the commercials. There will be many.

The worst is when I’m selling something for an “insanely cheap price because I just want to get rid of it.” No matter what the price is, people will try to lowball you.

Post for $15? They’ll ask if you’ll take $10. Post that same thing for $20? They’d probably ask if you’d take $15. They have to haggle. Winning gives…

Chill out, bro. It is testing a new technology. The human is following it while it is in testing to make sure it doesn’t do anything it shouldn’t, and helping debug the issues it has when it has them.

Some people do drive a lot more, but they are about <=10% of the population. Although weirdly, they are always the ones to show up and say

“Well it doesn’t work for me, I need an 800 mile range and 5 minute recharge time. It also needs to make me breakfast and blend. Until then it seems like it can’t work for anyone…

Any time the ad is in all caps it should be an immediate warning that the person selling the vehicle is probably a slimy greaseball who is lying about the condition of the vehicle. CP.

Not false.

It’s both the best and worst, for what it is worth.

You’re adding the complexity of both powertrains. That means more parts to service, more parts to fail, and more weight. 

Right.. imagine how that’s gonna look in the NA market.

For the short term, maybe. If we actually enter a depression and those jobs become more coveted items, probably not.

Below the Equinox and above the Trax.