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This is basically what I did from the beginning and I love the simplicity. Huge fan of this. Makes me sad when I get back in the Subaru lol.

It goes down weird paths sometimes. Literally looking at it the color scheme is weird and can be difficult to see. I don't like any of the POV options as much. It doesn't have any memory like Google where i can look something up on PC and it'll be in my search history and I won't have to retype...

She loved it. I'm sure she'd go back. It's my experience and my thoughts here. She has an iPhone still for example, their watch etc. I'm not going to go into it more than this.

Will try this - thanks man!

Yeah it was amazing. But through her time there, also learned and saw a lot of things of how the company is run, strategies that I think are net value negative for consumers, etc. Happy to take their money, don't plan to give back any of ours. I'm not gonna belabor it, this is a Lucid forum...

Yeah the depreciation isn't a factor for me. I generally buy new and drive until dead, just like my parents always did. So it's more about length of life and reliability - a SL depreciation if you will, but more about my future cost than anything to do with resale.

I thought I had. Maybe it's just being weird - I'll take a deeper look. Likeliest answer is almost always that I'm not doing something right! lol.

To make a long story short - I refuse to use Apple devices. They acquired my wife's startup and she spent a while there after and suffice to say I want nothing to do with the company whenever avoidable. So without a native Google maps or AA (which I've never had in a car either), I just keep...

Well, I've had the car for a month. BLUF: goddamn this car is amazing and I love it. This is the third most expensive thing I've ever purchased (behind a JD/MBA and a house) by a lot (more than triple my next closest vehicle purchase) and I have literally zero buyers' remorse, which is a little...

Technically accurate but practically impossible to prove. Our Corps professor had a saying that the only way to pierce the veil was if you, the officer, wanted it pierced or wrote down some incredibly stupid memos. So can be done, and I guess Elon's in the Tyson Zone at this point so anything...

I am a lawyer. It's practically impossible to pierce the corporate veil in the U.S.

Interesting. I always get the ding because I get in and immediately hit the brake so the seat starts moving forward, and it goes away when I buckle up haha.

Enjoyed a chat today in my office building with a >1 year owner! Pleasant conversation, hope to see ya again around Dallas if you're on here!

ELI5 for me - are you suggesting the car, which I've had for 3-4 weeks, has rusty rotors? That would surprise me but I guess anything is possible.

It really sounds like a bottoming out scraping grating noise, and there's a slight like resist/rough feel when you first depress the pedal. I gotta think they could do something about it. Suppose we assume they know by now.

I've noticed this since the beginning too. Easily my least favorite part of an otherwise amazing car.

Some of us hate the two tone look so much we actively waited and sought out a way to avoid it. But also have the good sense not to act like our preference is the only one :)

Driving home from grocery store today and had a guy pull up at a stoplight and anxiously wave and yell to get me to roll a window down and then say how awesome the car looked and ask some questions. First time thats ever happened to me. Felt pretty cool.

Think I saw one of you jokers today by the White House around 1:30pm, infinite black. Was in an uber couldnt snap a pic.

50 is kind of young for CFO of a sizable firm.