The wild thing is these insane payments aren’t for Mercedes, Audis and BMW’s. People are paying these prices for fucking KIA’s and Toyota crossovers.

“then they stop spittin on your b-hole.”

Thanks. I hate it. 

This is the type of response that I get from a lot of Tesla owners and one that makes sense. The cars themselves are still pretty fantastic and make a solid case for themselves still being the best EV’s for sale. The charging network just makes that argument stronger. It really is a damn shame the CEO is an asshat. I…

You’re in the Twin Cities as well right? Seems like we might not get as much snow as they predicted, but fuck me is it cold today. 

I worked at a Buick/GMC dealer in 2019. There’s 12 of them in the Twin Cities alone. Old people buy cars still. 

The only time I’ve ever been in a Hyundai/Kia dealership was when I was helping my friend look at used CX-5's. Like everywhere I go, I informed the salesman that I used to sell cars for a living, and that we were there for a test drive, and we weren’t buying anything that day so save the sales pitch. He then proceeded…

Same.

potentially!

They’re limited to 15 in reverse.

Here me out.

As long as we don’t get as miserable of a spring as we did last year, I’ll allow it. It has been cloudy AF this winter so far though. goddamn depressing.

It’s also waaaaaay bigger than a Fiesta. The 2 have nothing to do with each other.

LOL, yeah, the company that refuses to sell anything smaller than a moon in the US is going to make a Fiesta sized EV. Keep dreaming.

Not to worry citizen, my 91 Civic was destroyed in a head-on collision with a garbage truck back in 2005 (I was 16 and it was not my fault). I walked away without a scratch. Anecdotal sure, but its not like cars back then just exploded in fiery death the second the fender got tapped.

As a felloww human concerned about climate change, I can tell you one thing. Telling a Minnesotan that hurting the environment will make the winters warmer is NOT a good way to save the world.

Ferrari said they’d never do it too. 

I don’t think it’s too much to ask to not be either.

“What if someone is worried about regulatory consistency and predictability”