I have a Mach-E for my commuter. It’s efficient, quick when I need it to be, and quiet as hell on the road.

Im assuming the heli was in the wrong and flying through the literal glideslope for landing on that runway.  Not sure on the rules for that especially it being a military flight.

So wild that t he MAGA nuts who have for years been buying as many guns as they can because they are scared shitless of a government taking too much power from the people are now cheering on the very thing they were so afriad of.

That’s what Subaru is doing now; there’s a big, flat duct up against the bottom of the hood that pulls air from the top of the grille back to the top-mount intercooler. One of the main reasons hood scoops have fallen out of fashion is that engine cooling systems have improved to the point where enough air can be…

Can’t un“sea” it.

Yes, great point! I’ll edit the story to mention that, actually. I personally haven’t seen any NACS-equipped non-Tesla chargers in LA yet, but hopefully soon.

I don’t see how this could be a civil matter. This wasn’t a group of people trying to protect a friend or retaliate against it for hurting someone, it was a mob of opportunistic assholes who wanted to break and smash something.  It could be an autonomous car or it could be the storefront of a store.  There was no…

Are you high? In what world should we accept egregious vandalism as a “cost of doing business”? If someone ever breaks into your house and shoots you, I assume that’s “cost of owning a home” then? No emergency service involvement right?

True allows more ground clearance with stock wheels tires which is handy. And keeps the stock suspension geometry, which a some folks bro dozering out or sticking on the absolute biggest wheels/tires they can possibly fit don’t account for. 

I mean portal axels just give you more pumpkin clearance without having to do with taller tires. And in this case a gear down.

Just slap one of these bad boys (slightly larger, of course) over some 360° stands that are just above ground level.

My father has had a Tesla Model S since 2013. A family member replaced a BMW M3 with a Performance Model 3. I currently drive a Rivian R1S. I am not sure I agree with your summary, especially for someone in the Northeast that has decent access to Rapid Chargers and for someone who does not drive long distances as the…

And yet Jalop is writing about: https://jalopnik.com/byd-is-absolutely-dominating-the-chinese-market-and-wes-1851745054

It pick US and Elon or boycott him and let the CCP crush the US auto industry. Even if you despise Elon, I don’t see how you translate that to boycotting anything Tesla and its somehow righteous and…

Yes, we have family friends in the MA/NH area, and many have Model Ys. But a 2021+ Model 3 Performance is a hoot, and the facelifted 24+ are a tad bit quicker more so. I saw this a few months back and can’t think of anything that “zippy” that you can still DD:

Zippy + Doesn’t drive much = Perfect for an EV. For a car the size of the Audi A3, it leaves the Tesla Model 3 or Polestar. From those two I would really lean a Model 3 Performance, especially a 2021+ with the heat pump. Find one under $25k and you might still qualify for the $4k used IRA credit before that is cut…

350 miles EV range is more than enough for a PHEV. Heck even half of that would be very good. It makes no sense to pay for, and lug around the huge and heavy 168kwh battery when in day to day use, you won’t even need half of that.

Just wait until Canada cuts off oil exports to the US and the price of gas jumps a dollar or two.  Try explaining to your uncle that he voted for that.

This is the first time I’ve woken up as an American and genuinely not felt safe. And to all the people who chose this? Fuck you and I hope they come for your family first.

Ah, a great $2,800 find. Would dail....... wait, HOW much do you want for it!?

Woah, wait everyone... I think this guy is just posting from 2022.
But seriously, Rivian has built more than 130,000 vehicles and are already delivering a refresh of the R1T/S. They’re a company.