Yeah, by 1987 “Separate Ways” was ancient history. In teenager years that was like a million years earlier. 

If security were a concern, I am sure they can install a junction box near the car parking spot and then hard wire the charger into the junction box.  But that sounds pretty invasive and expensive for an apartment.

to quote The Simpsons;

“After everything I’ve been put through, I am still a huge believer in Tesla, Elon Musk and electric cars,” he said.

Direct Sales are always a convenient way to complain about dealers without realizing that you’re then working directly with a massive corporation instead.

Where are all the “direct sales will save us all” folks? Tesla literally says you can return the car without an issue, but wrote in an arbitration clause so you can’t do it easily.

When he first took the Tesla Model X out, the vehicle’s range indicator said that Roman had drained 15 miles from the battery after he had driven less than a half-mile from his home.

Let’s hope Elon doesn’t tell him to eat poisoned applesauce, lace up some new Nikes and crawl into bed to await the arrival of the SpaceX ship that’ll whisk him off to a new planet. 

I may not be the smartest man, but Danny Roman is a sucker... a very well off sucker at that.  $117k in monthly payments to drive around in a used Prius? That’s a sucker.

“After everything I’ve been put through, I am still a huge believer in Tesla, Elon Musk and electric cars,” he said.

My friend has a Bolt. When we meet for golf outings we always switch my GTI for his Bolt when we go to eat afterwards. It is quick, likely quicker than my GTI in many conditions. And I can forgive the crap tires as that is easily fixable. Not fixable? The shit seats, the shit interior, the shit infotainment, the…

the average cost for an EV in the US is $60,000. Just make a simple EV hatchback already and sell it in America for $25,000. I will buy it, I promise.

I am Subaru fan, at least for me I’m not even looking for one. Pretty disappointed by the 2022 WRX. Part shortage or not.

The flat brim, disposable income crowd are all driving Teslas.

Way, way, way off topic rant coming up...

“With advancements in engine and drivetrain technology new cars last longer and their owners are keeping them longer. This is why 120 month loans just make sense.”

you got the Canadian Quarter

I couldn’t get my giant coin to work. 

Yeah, the headline here should really be “If you’re going to buy a used car without inspecting, Carvana will treat you better than any other seller will.”

This.