No...all of my gloves have a finger that works with touch screens. They work great once the phone is unlocked.

My ski gloves unexpectedly (it wasn’t a feature I’d been looking for) came with touch screen friendly tips of the fingers. I think it’s fairly common these days and it works quite well. Obviously no good for touchID but I just use the pin when it’s very cold.

Seriously. I thought about skiing and the problem a full face mask would cause. Then realized I wear gloves a hell of a lot more than I ever have my face covered. Taking off gloves to open the phone would, at least for me, be way more of a regular inconvenience than the rare times I couldn’t use Face ID.

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Not if it’s how you make your living, dickbag.

The real crime here are those wheels, yuck.

We’d be so fucking good at rugby. Just need some NFL washouts.

For a commute I don’t think I would miss it. Weekends and store runs I would.

Ha, We tried over and over, did this one at least twice and she only grew more fond of her diapers. When she was ready she was ready (3 1/2 years old) , and after seeing how other kids would use bathroom, with the right amount of “motivation” (bribing) she did it in 2 days. It cost me a doc mcstuffins hospital and a…

Wait...is this dude named after Penny? How fucking old am I?

This is for folks who’d ordinarily eat out anyway (and don’t care about or need the lecture about staying home).

Not really, especially if the buyer is leasing (which they probably should do given how quickly EV tech is evolving).

I know two i3 owners, but they’re not rich. They both bought them used because they depreciate like crazy.

Agreed, and they’re a fantastic bargain on the lightly used market!

Agreed, i3 is cool in just about every way but its price. There seems to be a surprising number of people here that only like plain vanilla styling.

People said the same thing about the 2002, as they drove around in their vile Oldsmobile Cutlasses. Just as the guys who drive around in their vile Camrys and F150s talk shit about the current i3. The 2002 ended up being a very substantial vehicle, which evolved into the 3 series. It is a highly coveted classic. It’s…

I’d echo your comments. I personally think it’s cool in many ways. I even like the styling. It just needs more range.

Is it really that ugly? Yeah it is a little hipster-tech douchey but not terribly so. I think it is much better looking than say a Nissan leaf and way less lame than many egg-shaped crossovers.

yep- RWD, carbon fiber shell, instant torque, super quick in real world driving, funky doors and hatchback should check all the the “jalop” boxes. My i3 almost even looks brown.