Give me one of these services that’s actually comparable to a car note + insurance and we’ll talk. I’d be willing to throw $600 at most on one of these kind of ‘subscription car services’. $1500+ is absurd.
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Could be worse. Could be a Dodge Journey.
Stadia, as of right now, just doesn’t get along with enterprise networks
“Roadway deaths in the United States declined in both 2017 and 2018, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports. The decline is accredited to the new safety and driver assistance technologies being implemented in cars.”
Have they fixed the constant crashing problem with Bully on Windows 10 that plagued the Steam version?
Oh, if only non-Tesla EVs were that easy... now which charging network card did I need to use again to activate this charger...
Meanwhile I’ve been hearing people running Tesla quotes and getting prices 30% MORE than what they’re paying now. GG, Tesla.
I’m assuming 30+ only on most of these? That’s the worst thing I’ve ran into so far with Turo. All the good vehicles (even Teslas, I’ve found!) end up hiding under a “must be 30+ to rent” rule.
A few years back in 2013, the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa acquired a yellow Miller Technologies mine truck from a potash mine in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan for display.
Just look at what the screen shows when it asks you for your debit card PIN
In NY every time I’ve had an accident the officer doesn’t even take my insurance card. They run it when they run your license and reg and on the accident information sheet they print out for each party it has each others’ insurance policy info already documented on it based on what the DMV knows you have.
MKZ? Why not a newer model Fusion Hybrid? I’ve seen ‘em around $15-16k.
One hotspot and 8 deactivated burner phones?
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SOME of those satellite messengers include optional GEOS coverage that’d cover part of it.
Either way, he lost his chance to play with his balls.
They do it to be lazy like that when building the headunits in some models. The CarPlay protocol can receive GNSS/position information from the vehicle’s own GPS providing additional accuracy over the phone’s GPS.
How’d they release the brakes and hold them? How’d they stop the cars once they were moving? Steel wheels on steel rail is awfully low rolling resistance once it’s moving...