If you are looking for a reliable commuter car, this is one. Its pretty reasonably priced especially for the premium trim. Its a great price, but I personally like the looks of the 2nd gen better; that comes at a price. I paid about this much for my commuter car, is this better? Probably!I’d love to have a PHEV.

I have a feeling some folks take one look at the car and vote immediately.

I read the headline and saw the picture and naturally substituted “911" with “Boxster” due to the price and front end. This is a massive NP today, amazingly low price for a clean 911

Commercial van exterior

This clown earned $120M from Google, but that wasn’t enough for him. He decided to steal their tech in order to create his own company, Otto, which he then sold to Uber.

it’s built by the Changzhou Changli Vehicle Factory, which was founded in 1996. I guess we’ll call it a Changli, as the brand

I understand what you’re saying, but that’s not the question.  The question is whether this car is worth it.  $2K for a rust free 4WD is nice price all day!

I've expected for a while to see Mitsubishi and Toast in the same headline.

It requires a 2,644 euro deposit to get the 20 euro / month lease rate.

Not sure what the rest of Europe is doing but the UK recently passed a law that all street lamps/lights must have connectors to plug-in electric cars at the base of them (220v iirc)

Prends ton etoile mon ami.

I say hold out for more off if you’re interested in the Escalade. Let GM eat the costs. They need to learn how to properly transition old to new product.

Don’t use your hazards! People behind you will have no idea what you’re doing. Put on your blinker towards the spot you’re parking at.

This read to me like a few things:

The first like 200,000 were super low cost,” he said, but things went up dramatically from there.

It already seems more viable for most use cases than ICE. Batteries work very well, their even starting to prop up the power grid.

Even if it doesn’t end up being the long term solution, what do you suggest doing instead?

So is this a Crack Pipe or just an excuse to talk about what you do for a living?

This is interesting and I would like to read more of your work.

Every single page I’ve seen this discussed on, there are only two types of commenters. The myriad who say “I had no idea!” and the others who are asking why everyone didn’t already know this.