Woooo! Glad to see you guys getting the traction you deserve!

For me - Volvo. Counting company cars my new XC40 (picked it up Wednesday) makes Volvo number 8.

Do the Pacifica numbers include the Grand Caravans sold to rental fleets?

This or a Volvo S60 T6 or Volvo XC40 T5 for $50/mo more?

Get an oximeter.

Yep, heading home this weekend for a visit, and heading home for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

When my Volvo goes back in January, I’ll buy a Bolt for day to day and rent a Suburban when I need to.

That’s why I did it. Its like an apartment to me.

If they want to put one in for $650/mo, I’ll happily go that route!

I have a Care car - I was the first S60 Care delivery almost two years ago (January 14th 2019).

I did - twice. When I owned my Volt, I installed a 240V NEMA 6R-20 outlet right below the breaker box in the garage. Then when I moved I did it again running it from the breaker box in the laundry room over to the driveway.

Whats the phrase - the last 10% of a project takes 90% of the time?

Damn - you guys hiring system architects? A free EV fleet sounds right up my alley.

That sounds like a solid solution. Get something big to haul the fam and an EV if you start driving again.

It’s stacking up to be my next vehicle. I’ve put 15k on my Volvo since I got it in January of ‘19. We closed our global corporate offices so I’m WFH full time now with occasional meetings in Metro Atlanta.

Chevy will sell you a Bolt in the next 30 minutes if you ask.

Living in Atlanta, I’ve seen a few Model Y’s so far. Assuming the VW isn’t significantly uglier than it is in pictures, I would buy the VW any day over the Tesla.

What about Segway Polo?

At least they’re still running the continuous stream of all the episodes in order: https://www.adultswim.com/streams/the-venture-bros

I bought a used 4Runner from a BMW dealer a few years ago. When the paperwork was being drawn up, I asked the manager what their financing rate they were quoting me at was after they ran my credit. He told me it was 2.8%, which I had no issue with.