I’m pretty sure it didn’t actually get wet in the rain after the first year she owned it.

Isn’t scalping legal in most places as is? Absent an agreement not to resell the car for x amount of time, I don’t see any laws being broken.

Yeah, I can’t image there being any market for it other than scrap wire...if that.

but...GM BAD!

The bike lock through the handle was to prevent the charger from getting stolen. Apparently they were able to cut the cable, but not the lock. So they stole the cable and J1772 plug.

You could just park at the UPS store on Waugh. For some reason my car never recognizes my key fob there and I have to put it in the back up slot to start it after dismissing the warnings and restart offer. It has done this without fail for 6 years, so there must be some sort of interference there but not sure if other…

I did the same in Houston, but from the second floor. I had rainproof box at the bottom and and bike chained the EVSE to the dumpster enclosure that was below our window. Worked fine for a year until I found with with the plug cut off and the EVSE floating in the open box after a rain.

I agree and why I used Netflix as an example. Netflix was started, and continues to be ran, by a boomer.

This one definitely has small deck energy.

It has quite an impressive collection of lamps.

Interesting to blame the Millennials. When most of these services came about, there were no millennials in power.

Do former CEOs count?

So far this year, GM has delivered 7,674 battery-powered vehicles split between the Chevrolet Bolt and Hummer EV pickup.

Man, I would really like another year to wear my McLaren things.  I really thought that I would stick with McLaren even after Daniel left, but Lando is getting tiresome and acting more and more like an entitled rich kid.

I am not letting her off the hook...all I am asking is why HE should sue her? The state should and will charge her criminally for hit and run. While he should be held liable for the damages to her vehicle.

I couldn’t care less about her. Just curious why HE has any sort of case against her. The state, definitely for hit and run and they should throw the book at her.

Entirely deliberately, obviously.

To be fair to the writer, I missed that it was specifically commuter rail at first, because I generally don’t read the ‘articles’ once I see its slide show.

Fun fact, Houston has no commuter rail...