Well-said.

Just a reminder that on average, the USPS mail van drives 21 miles each day at an average speed of 14 mph with ~500 stops (source: https://www.greatbusinessschools.org/usps-long-life-vehicle/)

Dealer: “OK, here’s your Canyonero.”

I was hoping it was a ‘90 or ‘91 Civic Si hatch.

Yeah, if builders can add air conditioners and electric dryers, a charging station is no problem. We used a new 120V outlet to charge our EVs, FWIW.

This.

This.

So much awesome. Please make this story into a movie.

Agreed. 

This. 

This. 

Well-said.

Thank you.

Correct.  See stock buy-backs. 

Why not both? EA for the regular stuff and Rivian network for the outdoorsy path. 

I thought it was an OD, but in looking again, I think it’s for the winch powered by the front PTO.  Still can add an OD. 

That’s what I thought too at first, but after looking again, I think that’s the shift lever for the front PTO (winch). You can still add the Warn/Saturn OD which IMO you have the $, is definitely worth it. You also can add a rear PTO, meaning six levers on the floor... the D18 transfer case is brilliant for its…

“We are maniacally focussed on bringing a car to maturity and to production in September,” he added.

Ein Prosit!

COTD.