It’s the trend.

The media has been after EVs for a long time (except Tesla).

In fact, after EV sales reached a high of 7.8 percent of new car sales in America, Automotive News reports that this has dropped to 7.7 percent in September,

7.8 percent of new car sales in America, Automotive News reports that this has dropped to 7.7 percent

What was she thinking? Probably that she was finally finishing a very long contract and looking forward to going home. And while it would be fun to have a big scene with a friend before everyone went their separate ways, that wasn’t going to happen. It’s really not that deep. 

It made sense when Oberyn lost against the Mountain after being too cocky - two trained fighters with different but equally excellent skills.

I dunno, Arya does some pretty cruel shit for cruelty’s sake later on. She could want to toy with her prey, and get just overconfident enough to let Cersei get a single hit in before it’s over. 

While I’m not familiar with the off-roading scene in Moab, if it is anything like where I grew up it can be summarized thusly:

Did it ever occur to you that maybe there isn’t some big decided-upon “view” on EVs and these journalists are just calling it like they see it and sometimes where these sites end up is just above or below what you personally think and therefore you feel like certain sites are particularly pro or anti EV?

^^^This guy gets it. He only left out insurance costs for EVs. Manufacturers kill off cheap cars, only ship EVs with 100s of miles of range, high base prices and bonkers horsepower and dealers are allowed to add their own arbitrary markups without any guardrails whatsoever. Now that we’ve reached the bullshit…

Since when do EVs have insane maintenance costs? I just got the 20k service done on my Polestar and you know what they did? Replace the wiper blades and filled the washer fluid. It cost $0. 

They just posted Toyota PR without verifying it with hard numbers. I posted in a different post the Prius they are saying is selling well compared to EVs (which they use misleading comparisons of the F150 Lightning supply vs Prius) actually is selling worse than mediocre selling EVs, much less hot sellers like the…

Shocking that people aren’t wild about $60k (at 7% interest!) cars with limited, often-broken charging infrastructure and insane repair and maintenance costs.

After a relatively hot last couple of years, EV sales have cooled off. A lot of American buyers don’t want them

They are, because we all knew that a new Miata was coming. The Prelude is a dead nameplate that’s being (somewhat unexpectedly) revived, hence the greater excitement around that. They’re both worthy of praise and the world would be a better place with both cars in it, but I understand why there’s greater hype around…

The Prelude is almost guaranteed to be a viable production car at this point. The Mazda is very cool, but it’s more of a longshot given the styling, powertrain, and Mazda’s lack of a Honda-sized budget. I would bet it’s more of a styling concept for the new Miata. 

What gives with the wires? That seems purposely built to troll people into thinking those are bombs.

like parking further away from other cars and walking the extra 20-50 feet into the building you’re going into.

And I’ll add, since you mention insurance fraud which this almost certainly is, the ironic thing is no insurance company would accept a $35K quote for this type of damage and this guy is under no obligation to accept that quote either. Guy 100% needs to get a very vindictive lawyer to go after this scammer.

Always get the insurance. Always. Sooner or later you’ll need it, and you’ll be really glad you had it. One incident will likely cover all the costs have and will ever spend on rental insurance and then some.