I love reading car manuals, especially as of late, there are so many little interesting things to find in terms of not-so-obvious controls and features. Maybe I’m just weird that way.

“What were you thinking? You could have been robbed!”

3rd gear - Infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure, and more infrastructure. Right now, I see an EV as a secondary car for small quick trips or just to drive around town, not primary cars for road trips. I tend to take the beaten path to places around Texas I visit and there is no way to charge an EV. Is an…

This is what I was talking about in the other thread.

I’m happy to buy an EV, but I want it to look like a normal, mature car (not SUV. Not crossover. Not a weird retarded bubble thing. Just a coupe, sedan, hatch, whatever), with normal, mature car amenities. Why is Tesla the only company that understands this…

Honestly I prefer to run with my lights on all the time period. You never know when the added visibility of your car will help.

Also, for my understanding of the European context... level 1 isn’t a thing (when a normal outlet in many European countries is 220-240 volts, 13-16 amps, of course it isn’t).

You’d think with all the panel gaps, ventilation would be fantastic.

Have y’all responded to our concerns about this infinite scroll business? Many of us would like it to end.

Airplane themed cars are always kind of badass and dear god do I want that Aston.

Will it simulate a Mustang...?

These forever-scrolling blogs are a freaking packaging nightmare.

Still looks more like an S than an X to me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

At no point did he talk about saving the planet. As you point out, the planet is fine.

The issue is ensuring the planet can still support life in its current forms (including humans).

If there’s one statement that should never be made about Americans, it is that we are too small.

I hadn’t been following, so from the outside the Jeep looked okay. Then I checked David’s posts about it, and- Holy crap, that thing’s rust held together by force of will. It’s been fossilized. I imagine him hopping in, looking to his right, and seeing a Trilobite riding shotgun. “Next left, Dave.” It says, flipping…

Seriously, Jalops, this is it. The moment of truth. We need to buy this car.

VW’s cheat was specifically designed to avoid EPA testing, and while the EPA didn’t intially uncover it, they did a lot of important work to investigate and prosecute it, and are continuing to do a lot of the work to approve any repairs and make sure VW is keeping its side of the bargain.

That’s Nuts.

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