Maybe now it’ll qualify for California rebates/HOV stickers. I always found it odd that BMW designed the first 330e with a battery just sliiightly too small to qualify for a $1500 rebate and/or sticker in the state that buys the most PHEVs by far.

Technically, it is antimicrobial, but only on contact, really. If you’re drinking it or shooting it up your butt, it’s mostly going to contact your poor epithelial cells, not those nasty autism germs or whatever these people think causes autism.

In that case, Nissan’s really underselling their anti-gravity tech.

Dealers don’t carry what their customers won’t buy. Kudos to you for wanting a hybrid and doing the legwork to find one in Chicago, but my guess is that most people in the area aren’t looking for a PHEV.

It’s less the reliability (as commenters have pointed out) and more that it’s annoying to have to design around and maintain two systems. You have a lot more flexibility with EV design whereas modern cars look the way they do largely because of how they have to build around the ICE. A practical benefit of an EV is…

People don’t like to buy them

I think the “plug-in” designation is more to separate it from hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, which— while exceedingly rare— are still EVs, but not ones you plug in to a wall socket. Personally, I prefer the PHEV/BEV/FCEV designation, but whatever.

There’s actually one that parks across the street from our place— oddly enough, it’s rose gold/copper/penny. I keep mistaking it for a Niro with a custom pain job.

You should have said something.

Right? I like horseback riding and still want a pony, but I’m pretty sure 99.9% of the population was more than happy to switch to cars the moment they became more affordable.

Best for crispy skins.

Often my left one hangs on the edge of the keyboard/laptop to provide some position guidance.

I will admit that part of our problem is the fact that kids are expected to remain in car seats until they are about 14 years old now, so the dog cannot sit in the second row.

Probably not the worst, but I don’t use my pinkies when I type unless it’s to press a shift button. Otherwise, they’re just sitting there curled up like a raptor claw, waiting to strike (the shift key, when needed).

Let it dribble out over the sink, or use a cup with rinse water.

I think there’s a difference between chatting while walking home because your interaction with passersby will be brief. In contrast, people in a restaurant or on a train are practically forced to sit through the conversation until they finish their meal or get to their stop.

so if you’re being no louder than the rest of the people in your location (cafe, restaurant, park), you should feel free to speak to your loved ones.

Do these actually work, or will I just end up hurting my knees and rubbing a hole in the bottom of my pants?

Do these actually work, or will I just end up hurting my knees and rubbing a hole in the bottom of my pants?

No, you’re for replacing the current American population, or swamping the current American population, with a new population of people who are perhaps more hospitable to socialist ideals.

And authors might need to write article titles that better reflect the content within. We can agree to disagree.