Looks like the side brushes became airborne? Not sure how that’s possible.  Reading the headline, I thought it was the top brush that came down too hard, but that seems retracted in the news article photo.

How about just a regular PHEV with an ICE engine?  Think that would sell a lot better.

I am desperately holding out for hope for a Highlander Prime in the next few years. This TX is way above our price range.

If all that is true, how is she even insurable in the current market?

Especially if you are now on 21" or 22" tires as I’m seeing on some newer SUVs. They are not stocked at many places and are crazy expensive.

I find it YMMV. I’ve had OEM tires on a Honda wear out at 35k miles but the OEMs on my current Toyota RAV4 (which are Michelins) still have plenty of tread left at 43k.

I’ve had reverse AEB work for me when a vehicle suddenly appeared while backing out of a Chick-Fil-A parking lot (yes, probably one of the worst places to navigate). Other than one instance where the system was detecting traffic on a road perpendicular to where I was backing up (but separated by a landscaped island),…

If that.  They don’t call them SkyPesos for nothing.

My 2015 Honda CR-V had a new cylinder head and CVT installed before 120,000 miles. Thankfully it was all under extended warranty, but the former repair was a headache. The car broke down heading home from my parents across the state, so it was towed to the dealer near my parents. It took nearly a month for the dealer…

The bottle filler stations at airports can be a major help but they are sporadic.  For example, it seems only half the terminals in PHL have them.  Otherwise, you have to deal with low flow water fountains (and hoping you don’t touch the metal spout with your bottle).

Unless you have a way to identify a driver (which only a few states do with cameras because the rest decry “privacy”), this would be ripe for being overturned in court because the owner would be assumed to be the driver, which is not always true. Maybe the speed limiter is passable but not the prohibition of driving a…

The difference is the individual driver is identified and punished for DUI. These violations are associated with a vehicle. This regulation as written implies the owner is the driver, which can be untrue.

and my PHEV Highlander

Guess a $3k discount on a brand new RAV4 Hybrid mid-year will be a thing of the past

Delaware charges a 4.25% “tax” on motor vehicles, under the guise of a “document fee”

Shame they dumped the PHEV, but with Kia going all in on EVs of similar size, I guess I shouldn’t be surprised.  Still, for those not ready to take an EV plunge, there are few options that aren’t crazy expensive.

Not sure that could work. If the tuner deposited the check into his own account, it would just go back into the same account. In any case, a cashiers check normally requires an immediate debit because it is the bank issuing the check from its own account. At least that’s how it’s always worked at my bank.

I think what they meant is the bank reversed the deposit, taking the money out of his account. No way the check directed the money be taken out of his account if he deposited it into same account.

Any of these SUVs with the word “sport” in them (i.e. Outlander Sport, Rogue Sport) - they’re not sportier, just smaller

Honestly, is anyone surprised that VW’s chargers are as reliable as its vehicles?