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Booby, if we all paid you a $1 a tip for everything you've guided us on, your Lucid would be free. Thank you.

good I've got USAA also for my Touring in Delaware. My policy, bundled with home & a decent driving record & similar deductibles, is a hair under $4,800 a year. That's more than 50% more a year than I was paying for a AWD Lexus IS.

A sensible, reasonable comment. Thank you.

I think that without tinting on the canopy, you will roast in warm weather. All my glass, including canopy, is tinted & it still gets pretty hot after the car sits in the sun in warm weather.

"Touch Parking" has long been an accepted requirement for putting too many cars into too few parking spaces. People who live in NYC accept a lot of things most civilized people would rebel at.

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Agreed. If you're cruising along on ACC & traffic is stopped the car brakes very, very late. In those situations, I find the only prudent thing to do is disengage ACC & get on the brakes as I don't have faith the car will stop in time.

I'd second that opinion. It's a total crapshoot. Two additional wildcards are "How many chargers will be working when you get there? Will anyone be ahead of you waiting for the remaining working charger(s) ??? "" Give yourself extra time &, as someone said on one of these threads, give...

I've got USAA insurance also. Good driving record, but the policy is pretty expensive. I'm in Delaware, but when I lived in NY they offered an "all glass" policy with no or little deductible. They don't offer it now, at last in DE. (I guess they had to offer it in NY as everyone, & I mean...

Don you have a quote on what it'll cost to replace ?

Thanks for the heads up. It's a bit of a stretch for me (I'm in Milton) but it's good to know about this site as I travel north.

From the back seat of my car, "Daddy, Daddy are we there yet ???? I wanna be there !!!" :) NONSTOP !!!!!!

Seeing a few EA chargers in Delaware would be nice too. Maybe even one ??????????????????????????????????????????????/

I've had my Touring on 19" wheels for about 4 months & 6,800 miles. Driving in moderate weather - 40 -75 degrees on a 60/40 mix of highway to local roads I've been in the 3.4 -3.8kw range. That's using A/C, radio & having a bit of a heavy foot on the highway.

With this car, don't we all drive too fast :)

Thank you for this analysis.

Bobby, Thanks for creating this survey.

Here's the 3rd report. My ZR Touring arrived in Riviera Beach with 20" tires not the 19s I spec'd. They were able to swap them out & calibrate the correct tires with only a couple of days delay. I wss able to get the car just before year-end & got my $7,500 tax break. Still have a few software...

Thanks for the left stalk suggestion. I, like many, learn so much on this site.