Nice plaid. If only it had half the mileage and 2/3 the price. I am also leery of location, as these things attract rust, and Ontario exists only as a place to provide cardboard subdivisions and vehicular rust - I suspect a single winter there could get the bubbles going. The buyer even mentions it, which means it…

Surprised this isn’t more common around Seattle and Vancouver.

Don’t upset the congregation, the deity is here. You’ll be banished to the 7th level of grey.

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Half of them I see in Seattle (front plate state) don’t have one, might as well leave it blank if it isn’t enforced.

Trains have cars, you know.

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I do it much more simply - I use notepad, so I can save and come back. I restart every day, as I still believe Windows works better on a fresh boot. This way I never lose anything. I also have no weird slowness or lag like you describe. I am surprised Kinja, the questionable oftentimes piece of junk that it is, is…

I knew you’d bite. For some people, mocking Mr. Museum is like spitting on Mother Teresa.

Well equipped, it will likely be 50K+, and I suspect most takers will find themselves ineligible for the tax credit. Good decision.

Why aren’t you in the greys for not bowing to the great god Tesla?

This is delicious narcissism, he could author for a gawker sub-blog.

Those people outside the car must be about 4'10 and 80 lbs.

Special advertising section? I remember those.

To the greys with you.

I definitely think the theme works better on this smaller car than on the soft egg S or big egg X. The crispness you mention might be it.

Some still won’t use them, come to Seattle - take rate on front plates on the S is definitely under 100%.

It’s byuooooooooteeefoool.

Watch yourself, mocking the cult might get you in trouble.

Early west coast reveal: