It’s a state-by-state decision. In Arizona you can tint like this, but not in California. Here the front side windows and windshield can only be slightly tinted. There is not much oversight, but having a tint like this is just asking the police to pull you over and issue the driver a fixit ticket. Once that…
scramboleer
scramboleer
Not much actually.
1. True. I was looked at 2019 (year) data. Tesla has its challenges, but should be commended for what its accomplished. My sister-in-law has a Model 3, and it’s a great car.
Yeah, we had an i3 REx for 2 years. Put 20K miles on it and burned 5.5 gallons of gas.
1. Of the top 25 best-selling cars in the US, only one - the Ford Fusion - offers an an electric version, a PHEV. It’s unclear how many of those Fusion sales are to individuals versus fleets.
x2.
Perhaps this is the combined output of the hybrid system.
Uh, one can go to Ford.com or Chevy.com or Ram.com and get awfully close to $70K for a top-of-the-line crew cab F-150/Silverado/etc.
If retail prices on used cars are only off 1%, when is the wholesale drop going to show up in retail prices? Otherwise, buying a used car today is only 1% cheaper than it was a few months ago.
Came here for this. Maybe we need to introduce a new spec: “how big of a person can hide in the A pillar at X feet away” or “can you see the traffic light” or “what percent of blind faith do you need to parallel park,” or simply “outward visibility that is Y% better than a 2020 Canaro.”
This.
This.
Gods of War, indeed.
No wonder the Chevy Nova isn’t flying off the lot...
What, no Kaiser or Kaiser-Jeep?
The David Tracy special, so he could fit more rolls of duct tape under the hood?
Dang, you all are smart. Those are tough. Here are some for consideration for the next time there’s a Jeep section:
Rivian is gonna have a tough time, but they seem to be on far better footing than all the other EV startups.