Same. This looks sooooooooo much better than the Bolt, and while the dealerships suck, Kia’s are pretty great on maintenance, even more so for a car with so few moving parts.

Too bad there’s so much resistance.

I appreciate that! I posted in another comment, but I had the Blizzaks on my Fiesta ST, and I have the Michelins on my X-Type. I find myself preferring the Michelins because they’re much better on the dry pavement than the Blizzaks were.

If Detroit’s roads could melt, perhaps they would end up filling the potholes with a little help from gravity!

18 years > 1 decade, amirite?

For $11k you could build 35 23 second cars... I think.

That’s because Ford never offered the wagon or hatchback versions here like they do in Europe!

I test drove a Bolt a few months ago and was pleasantly surprised with every aspect of the car except one. The seat is a God-damned nightmare. It is very thin, flat, and made of shitty materials. Hands down the worst car seat I’ve sat in except for a HMMWV.

Being nice does not preclude one being fed up with the proliferation of misinformation.

No.

Man, this sounds like a bad bad bad bad idea. Polycarbonates are *very* susceptible to acetone, which is in many spray paints (along with toluene, another no-no). You’re risking making the helmet brittle.

Your maths... science... something... is terrible.

“YOU ARE LOOKING VERY FLESHY TODAY KAREN.”

I have a strong suspicion that some of the larger suppliers run near constant price sensitivity studies. I work in retail, this is a real thing, larger retailers do this ALL THE TIME and are quite sophisticated about it. They likely discovered three things:

Here’s an electric Soul:

I don’t consider this “misuse,” but some people get SO triggered by the things I do with my BRZ.

“EHRMAGURD!!! YOUR CAR IS PROBABLY A RUST BUCKET NOW!!! RWD IS SO DANGEROUS IN THE SNOW!!!”

“EHRMAGURD!!! YOU CAN’T TOW THINGS WITH A BRZ. IT SAYS SO RIGHT IN THE OWNER’S MANUAL. BUY A FERD F-TEEN-THOUSAND!!!”

I’ve literally…

A Faraday keeps the hackers away.

Point taken; I had just assumed there were back seats.

“In terms of autonomy, Ford is still behind GM, which launched its Super Cruise system in select Cadillac cars earlier this year. It needs to make up for that lost ground and quick.”

Are they really, though? There’s a big difference between being behind in technology and being behind in the market. GM may have…

I guess California wants to leave the biggest car ban footprint.