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FYI, PIRELLI® CONFIDENCE PLUS PLAN™ for P Zero All-Season Plus Tires warranty requires tires must be, "rotated every 5,000 to 7,000 miles".

Why don't we do it in the road? Why don't we do it in the road? Why don't we do it in the road? Why don't we do it in the road? No one will be watching us Why don't we do it in the road?

IMHO, the Taconic is the one project Robert Moses ever did that was a good thing.

IMHO, the lobbying group that represents the ICE dealers made a deal with the Albany legislators to keep EV manufacturers out of the state for obvious reasons. Yes, Tesla is approved because I believe they have a single dealership in NY.

"No ETA just yet on Apple Carplay – it will be coming, free of charge via a software update, to all clients. We’re hoping this will be in the coming months."

to answer my own question, DA informed me car will be ready for delivery in 2 - 3 weeks

State Farm quoted an annual premium of $1,660 for my Air Pure.

Ordered a Pure 8/22 with a configuration that conforms to Derek's specs and just received the VIN today. Anyone know the lead-time for delivery after receiving VIN?

just curious - did you get an insurance quote yet?

Not that I’m aware, except for these two guys…

I see a "destination fee" of $1,650 included on my order and I believe that's been a standard practice since the Paleolithic Era. The $1,000 fee, I presume that's in addition to the $1,650 if one elects to arrange for a home delivery. I live in the boondocks of Upstate NY and the nearest...

Thank you for that clarification. I was unaware. Lucid simply told me that they could deliver to my residence but failed to mention that there would be a charge for that service. You've made me rethink my plans for delivery. I appreciate your pearls of wisdom.

Just curious about the delivery fee - did they charge $1,000 to deliver the car to your doorstep instead of you picking it up at their studio?

IMO, there exists a car dealership lobby that greases the palms of those benevolent folks in Albany who make the rules. EV car manufacturers represent a direct threat to the livelihood of ICE companies so by maintaining the status quo, lawmakers and the ICE lobbyists can tell Ev-ers to suck wind.

NYSERDA does give Tesla owners a $500 rebate. https://www.nyserda.ny.gov/All-Programs/Drive-Clean-Rebate-For-Electric-Cars-Program/How-it-Works/Eligible-Models

This is what happens is Sprint Mode:

DMV informed me that the reason the State treats Lucid differently than others is because Lucid has no sales showrooms in NY.

You're spot on! I don't understand reason NY treats Lucid differently from other manufacturers. https://www.nyserda.ny.gov/All-Programs/Drive-Clean-Rebate-For-Electric-Cars-Program/How-it-Works/Eligible-Models

Anyone know if NYS DMV has a problem with vinyl plates?