It’s meaningless to begin with. Ha! you were the first sucker (and beta tester) for a thing that can’t even get up a small hill? My little turbo 4 banger Mitsubishi was climbing mountain passes, in semi deep snow, on all seasons with 0 effort. what a joke of a vehicle.

Or they can just wave me down. Sure, I’d be cautious and depending on the setting hesitant, but if you need help, you need help.

In a perfect world, the police departments would also need to follow up on the tickets, not just mail them out and hope people pay.

As a long time motozoomer, I appreciate anyone with a platform sharing these sorts of things with the broader public. I have responded to this particular message about a half-dozen times and used it myself once when the fuel gauge on my old Seca II decided to start lying to me on a ride through (very rural) Maine.

Their mistake was still having any Foundation Series left unsold when they began selling the normal series. Foundation Series was meant to be a limited run where you’re paying for the limited badge to show you were First. But once you could buy a normal one simultaneously, the badge has become meaningless.

No it just makes a terrible vehicle.....fast. Though I did have a Durango ages ago as a rental, and it’s wasn’t terrible at least to me.

People who say “red light cameras at every light” are the same ones who believe most cops are good and the justice system is fair. I get the idea, and I’m not one of the people out there running lights, but it takes a few minutes of reading into all of the cases and studies that exist about red light cameras being too…

Thank god it still has the splitter guards.

I go back to how lazy Dodge was on this... that is, they could have just made some small changes and completely gotten away with it. Could have had a different name, slightly less HP, some other special edition items. It still would be annoying to owners that bought the 2021, but it just shows how little even Dodge…

This is one of those things where I wish we had a legal system that punished companies for lying, but I also have trouble feeling sympathy for anyone who thinks any version of a Durango is a collectable. At best, the engine will hold value, but the SUV carrying it around is pretty expendable. 

This is all I can think of

You keep using that term “redundant system”,

The ZR1 is for anyone with the money to buy it. 

“completely generic interior featuring iPads glued to a blank horizontal bar”

You could buy one and load it up with novels from a Hudson News, making it a Runway Fiction Test Rig.

It’s just as as ugly as every other electric crossover, complete with completely generic interior featuring iPads glued to a blank horizontal bar. Remove the logos and you couldn’t tell who made it.

You’d think, of all people, they’d have a battery backup.

From the linked Reuters article:

A $50K Nissan crossover seems like a terrible financial decision. 

Musk isn’t smart about technology. He’s just a marketing guy. It doesn’t matter if he’s around to do real work.  They're probably better of with this arrangement, because they don't have to humor his ideas.