overseasorange2
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So, as it turns out, there is a lot of false info circulating about this Hertz deal. For example: there are no Model S cars being offered. The long range 3s are in the neighborhood of $30k, and that's with 50,000+ miles on them. Comparatively, here is what you can get a brand new 3LR for in this area:
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The base 3 now starts around $37 new.
If I'm in the market, I would go new for $10k more all day long.
You chose your car, I'll chose mine! Race you to the beach!
So that was sarcasm right? I think so but just making sure.I've got a neighbor with a Plaid. It's scary fast off the line.
Had more than a few issues with EV's catching fire in garages after the hurricane Ian floods we had in 2022- burning down houses. Who knew that lithium batterie and salt water don't play well together?
I like my two Lexus cars. Had one for 15 years and the other for 10. Never any trouble with either, so you keep your EV and I'll keep my vehicles.
My '23 F150 Platinum has an extended range gas tank in addition to the batteries. I can race you to the beach 670 miles away and never have to stop for gas. About 5.5 seconds 0-60 and I can power my house with a 7kw generator. Because of the EV battery tech, I'm probably getting just as good or better mpg than you.
Good thing Costco has those double lines so everybody knows where to center their vehicles.My wife drives a Lexus rx 350, the only advantage that thing has over my pickup is that it's easier to park. It was like a knife fight in a phone booth at Costco yesterday. My truck has the turning radius of a Nimitz class carrier.
ass uglyTesla Cybertruck manual advises owners to ‘Immediately Remove’ bird poop, dead bugs from vehicle
The the manual for Tesla’s newly unveiled Cybertruck advises that owners to remove bird poop, tree sap and dead insects from the futuristic vehicle in order to prevent damage to its stainless steel body.
“To prevent damage to the exterior, immediately remove corrosive substances (such as grease, oil, bird droppings, tree resin, dead insects, tar spots, road salt, industrial fallout, etc.),” the owner’s manual of the new Cybertruck reads:
The manual also urges Cybertruck owners not to wait for a complete wash.
“If necessary, use denatured alcohol to remove tar spots and stubborn grease stains, then immediately wash the area with water and a mild, non-detergent soap to remove the alcohol,” the manual states.
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Tesla Cybertruck manual advises owners to ‘immediately remove’ bird poop, dead bugs from vehicle
A Cybertruck owner posted the text of the manual onto his X social media page.nypost.com
Customers Discover 'fatal' design flaw in Tesla's $80,000 Cybertruck that could lead to Passengers' Fingers Being CHOPPED OFF - and it's been named the 'guillotine effect'
New owners of Tesla's sleek, stainless-steel Cybertruck may want to watch their fingers closing the electric vehicles doors and its front-facing trunk.
Reviewers have conducted a now viral 'carrot test,' and other experiments with hot dogs, bananas, and other food to simulate what would happen to passengers' hands and fingers — discovering a gruesome 'guillotine effect' in the process.
The $80,000 truck - which has been plagued by manufacturing issues - does not feature anti-pinch sensors like Tesla's own Model X and rival electric trucks like Ford's F-150 Lightning.
'I'm just going to shut the door like a normal person shuts the door. Nothing too hard,' one reviewer said just before gently showing the Cybertruck's driver's side door chop the ends off two large, hearty carrots.
Reviewers show Cybertruck 'guillotine effect' could slice off fingers
A viral 'carrot test' shows Cybertruck's stainless-steel hood can slice off through a carrot or finger. 'Guillotine effect' has been attributed to the electric vehicle's thin body panelswww.dailymail.co.uk
Remind me again of what interlock or governor that can't be bypassed? Can you imaging the infrastructure that'll need to be installed so that your car will know the speed limit for the road you are on? If it's optical, how much fun will it be to add a "1" in front of all the speed limit signs.Look at this overreaching BS here
Proposed CA bill would electronically restrict cars from going over speed limit
California Sen. Scott Wiener is introducing a new set of bills to make streets safer across the state, including one that would change how you drive.abc7.com