Yeah, I had the same mindset, but that was before I got the Cervelo S5 with the SRAM wireless and powermeter setup. Not looking back.

Next headline - Cybertruck sales drop, price is reduced to drum up interest.

Yeah, I tried, but everything more or less stayed the same. We are really happy with AAA, they really took care of us a few years back when we were on vacation and got rear ended and stranded. Having been an adjuster in my previous life, I can appreciate getting claims taken care of in a expedited fashion, especially…

I went from a 2019 Honda Passport to a 2023 Mach E, my insurance went from $1500 for the year to $3100. The gas and maintenance saving went to AAA. 

Leasee of a Mach E, premium trim with extended battery. Insurance doubled, but I am paying about $28 to go 1000 miles a month(work commute is far), and maintenance is $50 every 10K at Ford. When I return the car, it will be upside down based on the steep EV deprecation, but NMP. Not sure if I want another EV when…

$999 to unlock a feature that will eat even more tires to the already tire eating GT trim, why not.

Mach E owner here with BlueCruise 2.0. At first, very excited about the tech, especially in bumper to bumper traffic and long freeway stretches in So Cal. But after about 10 months, I now very rarely use the system, if at all. There is an art to driving, especially in heavy traffic. Simply put, even the best system on…

Pricing.

$5 bet there is spy tech in that cabin that feeds back to a Korean translator sitting in Moscow. 

Maybe he was auditioning for FF franchise?

Tragic all around.  Her error in judgement and a few bullets now messed up a bunch of lives.

Nevermind a major accident, how about just minor parking lot dings?  With it being stainless steel, even the best dent repair guy will balk.

I currently have a 70 miles commute, 3 days a week. My Mach E picks up Carplay the minute I start my car wirelessly and the three top function I use are Apple Map, Apple News(Apple One Subscription), and Apple Music (Also subscription).  I guess there is more flexibility if you don’t already subscribe to Apple…

GM ditching carplay will make this car a non-starter for many.  The wired and wireless option in my Mach E is a lifesaver with my new commute.  I am going to guess GM bet wrong on this one.

Miracle my friend, miracle. I only drove that for a few weeks, then found a vanpool that picked up in Irvine, near UCI. So SD to Irvine, about an hour each way.  Yeah, did that for 3 months and thank God we ended up moving to OC for good. But even with metrolink train, the commute is brutal between all the train…

The V was my wife’s car. We had a kid, she became a stay at home mom, we can use the extra room to transport grandparents with one vehicle.

Look at the Honda Pilot and the Passport, then compared to Toyota Highlander and 4Runner. For the money, which model offers you more?

Wife and I stopped buying Toyotas a few years ago after owning several models over the last 15-20 years. Pushing out products that lack innovation AND the horrible dealer experience (markups, horrible options on vehicle, never in stock, etc...) are major turn offs. Some bro somewhere will fork over $90K for the TRD…

Don’t forget the midnight part.  As in, hanging out at the convention center at midnight to watch the race...

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