Are you kidding me? First of all, it cost less money than that when it was new. Secondly, it depreciated to zero within three years. An absolute piece of junk.

Are you kidding? He’s a Democrat. Immunity.

Too fat.

No way! Do people really just simply believe whatever they are told by the news? What kind of a world would that be?

Have you driven a new one lately?

An energized outlet is not a “rough in”. That is a ready to go system. A rough in means the cable has been run from near the service panel to the garage and ready for further completion.

Correct on all counts. Pricing is very fluid these days. It used to be you knew the MSRP, invoice amount, holdback and pack. Now the difference between MSRP and invoice is ludicrous. Sometimes as little as 3-5%. When I started selling Chevys in 1983 there was an 18% markup on the Impala plus a 3% holdback. Today, you…

We used to say “you owe it to the customer to give them at least one bump. It sets in their minds they got a good deal. They go away happy.”

So, you are calling me an asshole? Be careful about painting a group of people with a broad brush. I think there is a word for people that do this.

20 minutes on a 6.6kW charging a leaf will get you about 8 miles. I don’t see it as a fix for poor trip planning.

Um, on my 2020 Leaf 120V@ 12 amps (1.4 kW) will get you about 4 miles of range per hour of charging. For a dead battery that is 54 hours. That’s right. More than 4 days. My 240V 30 amp (6.6 kW) charger can do it in about 10 hours. Overnight on time of use rates. You need to rethink your statement.

3800 Series II. One of the most bulletproof engines made. Easy to work on too.

But, but, they have WiFi. How did people ever leave before refrigerators had WiFi. Ugh. Cavemen. Or is it cavepersons now?

Funny. You seem to be the only one saying it.

Fake news. Why would all of those people want to come to such an unjust and racist country as ours. I believe they were kidnapped in Belize and forced to come here to pick strawberries. /s

Most likely the correct answer.

That is part of the Italian auto maker’s mindset. I was a parts manager at a Porsche/Audi and Fiat dealership in the late 70's. Fiat was the same. “We know there is a problem, we are aware of the problem and the reasons for it but we are not going to do anything about it. Sorry”.

OMG, can’t swing a dead cat without hitting one around here.

Enough with the politics already. I can goto a lot of other sites if I want to hear that blather.

I’ll keep it simple. No way in hell.