In before someone says this isnt enough daily range for them.
Exocet123
exocet123
Michigan gets the triple hammer. Our rural population is mostly a bunch of super racist old white shit bags, our second largest population center (Grand Rapids) is run by Betsy Devos and her dipshit ultra conservative family/friends, and parts of Metro Detroit (looking at you Macomb County) have become so blue collar…
I would always, ALWAYS rather try and save lives by doing something than do nothing knowing people will die. The diminishing returns COULD happen, yes. But people are already dying of the virus and shelter in place is DEFINITELY saving lives, so I pick that.
It's safe to assume these people are fucking morons because they're acting like fucking morons.
Maybe I’m a piece of shit, but I think the HOA is being reasonable here. They have a policy regarding RVs in their community. The nurse and her husband chose to violate that policy without reaching out to the HOA in advance. HOA enforced their policy. Nurse and husband reached out to the HOA, which told them that they…
There are people that, if Elon Musk held them down and shit into their mouths, would talk about what a hero he was for taking time out of his busy day to share a small, steamy part of his genius with them, that it tasted like Cap’n Crunch, and how you’re just hating because you didn’t get a mouthful..
Classic example of “I’m rich because I’m smart, and I’m smart because I’m rich” phenomenon.
“The Team Tesla guys just hate to talk about the grid carbon and the battery carbon”
So much effort writing a comment no one will ever take seriously.
This is what we need. Front wheel drive cab-over(ish) pickup truck with 4 doors. Option for Electric on demand rear wheel drive. Oh, and keep the low load height.
It isn’t 2003 anymore, y’know. Demand for manual gearboxes is virtually nil and most buyers don’t even know which wheels are driven.
just shut up. You weren’t going to buy one anyways. Everybody on Jalopnik talks about how they would buy a brand new car, but only if the automakers sold it with their specific options, and then they use that as excuse to not buy a car they weren’t actually going to buy in the first place.
The production process of battery electric cars emits about 15% more CO2 than a comparably sized ICE vehicle. In the case of a compact like a Leaf, the emissions of production are ‘paid back’ through a reduction in tailpipe emissions across the first 5,000 miles. Large battery pack cars like a Model S or e-tron or…
From another study by the same source:
“Comparing an average midsize midrange BEV with an average midsize gasoline-powered car, it takes just 4,900 miles of driving to “pay back”—i.e., offset—the extra global warming emissions from producing the BEV.”
I’m a mechanic. We have a customer with a 2nd gen Honda Insight with 250,xxx miles on it. He’s serviced with us since 50,000 miles. We’ve changed his brakes once, his engine and cabin air filters twice, his tires three times, and a stray bulb here and there. He drives about 120 miles a day, 5 days a week, so it’s not…
Show me a car that’s not a Mustang or an SUV, Ford.
So original. You should use that line at parties.
Right, because a typical pre-purchase inspection includes confirming that features listed on the original window sticker haven’t been remotely removed from the car by the manufacturer, and any used car buyer who fails to have one of these mythical pre-existing feature inspections performed deserves what they get.
Here we go again.