Who knew that having physical feedback when shifting the car is a benefit?!?

Honestly, it’s probably the same as chain drive garage door openers and belt drive garage door openers...

I mean.... I got a EV and I put 20k miles on it in a year... I had zero maintenance on it vs probably at least $250 of oil changes and air filters so far...

I’m not even a EV evangelist and even I would know that 300k miles on a ICE car would most likely warrant like $5k-10k+ of replaced parts and labor (on top of normal maintenance costs) on the engine with who knows how many hours out of service to do those said repairs... We can probably offset that with difference in…

What if.... they made it available through the fancy large infotainment screen instead... and not require a OBD2 reader...

They’re not in Washington state anymore. They’re (basically) in Washington DC now.

You might want to check the cars again... Cars have gotten bigger and bigger....

Just pick one up like 2 years later for 50% off with 20k miles on it lol.

It’s about the same size as a Q5. Not really that small...

You say that, but no one even does maintenance according to manufacturer’s service schedule and then complain when it breaks lol.

It’s surprising that we don’t have regular “inspections/scans” of the bigger waterways...

Imagine the US making competitive cars that’s popular in the US and the rest of the world.

Seriously, that’s why it’s so damn popular in areas even if it only get like a week or two of snow/ice a week... It’s like a actually usable all year tire.

a 3 year old tire is no longer on top?!?!

No way it’s worth $15k.

You mean to tell me that a shady CEO allows his shady underlings to do shady things within the company?

If you want anything reasonably priced, you’re getting stuff produced out of China.

I would lol. They’ve shown their reliability already in Europe and China.

How else are you gonna travel thousands of miles in a few hours?

Yeah... The big 3 will NEVER get off their asses and start innovating. Too focused on shareholder value and cost cutting to put out competitive products. Just look at how they dragged their feet for the past 40+ years and lost market share against the imports lol.