I’ll help you, before you go haring off an another inane adventure through anecdotes.

No one - no one - is claiming here that the infrastructure for electric vehicles is mature. So your argument boils down to “immature new infrastructure is not so robust.”

Aside from your very weak evidence, you have a major flaw in…

Can you not read?

I’m sorry, I thought we were talking about infrastructure failure during disasters. I thought your anecdote (“I don’t remember seeing a relatively rare car this time, and this confirms my opinion!”) was to -weakly- bolster your point.

I was charitable. I apologize that I did not anticipate you changing the subject,…

Power outages by me during a hurricane meant gas cars were stuck too. Turns out gas stations use electric pumps. Who knew? 

It’s illegal to use an operating cell phone on a weather balloon.

Make jet engines and diesel locomotives? Not everything is about kitchen blenders. 

This isn't even close to their first foray into aviation. Pretty sure Bosch made fuel injectors for the WWII Luftwaffe. 

You’d need even more power than the original, since those batteries add weight if you expect to have any usable range.

Hardly comparable cars. The NSX is strictly on-road, and smooth road at that. The BMW can at least handle dirt roads.

Oil change gatekeeping is irritating bullshit.

Same idea as a valet key or the Hellcat red and black keys. You can take the button out of the car.

because this dude is diming any and everybody out on his quest for freedom

It’s my headcanon character “The Incredible Bulk.” Astonishingly similar to the movie plot, but he’s also very fat.

Someone elsewhere suggested that this conversion requires getting out of the cab and walking to the back in order to engage 6x6.

If that’s the case, the driver could have done that but didn’t want the hassle (he’d also have to unlock it again after, to drive at highway speeds).

How much unsprung weight does this add? The video didn’t show any modifications to suspension or steering either.

California can make its own rules, inside the state. Or do you disagree?

To be fair, NJ had gas station attendants until recently, so there was never a danger of the driver getting blown up. Think of it as outsourcing burns.

Luxuries become standards, after a decade. This seller doesn’t seem to get that.

This is where I just do not “get” sexism/racism/*-ism. It’s not just that they feel a person is worth less as a person, but to the point where they’ll... hurt themselves?

My dream, weirdly enough.