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They have a no beverage allowed in their cars policy, that's whyI mean...clearly a company that has NHTSA Noncompliant and dangerous cupholders shouldn't be the winner
They have a no beverage allowed in their cars policy, that's whyI mean...clearly a company that has NHTSA Noncompliant and dangerous cupholders shouldn't be the winner
Damn, I totally missed the current societal collapse - I need to read more than the WSJ, NYT and WaPo and numerous blogs! They totally missed that one!I blame the present societal collapse on Silicon Valley greed…..when influences with no expertise or knowledge can move the needle with help from algorithms….
Well you aren’t reading bbc, Al-Jazeera, and the Hindustan Times. I mean you need to get a world view or you will miss itDamn, I totally missed the current societal collapse - I need to read more than the WSJ, NYT and WaPo and numerous blogs! They totally missed that one!![]()
me too. Sorry others have had problems, however I just don't think about anything but what a pleasure it is to drive. Every day, all day, any day...I’ve been quite pleased with charge, drive, repeat
A third explanation is they had a car that operated and performed the way it was designed to and they absolutely loved it. It could happen. I'm driving a car that fits that description. Some on this forum (@socktucker) have not been so blessed. Sounds like you are in that same camp.
They couldn't fix THE CAR because it was THE PHONE! Huh!!! Maybe the new phone's signal will move the roof back into place!You're not gonna beleive this, but I got a new phone this weekend.
I walked up, pressed the door handle, and my car woke up and unlocked
THAT HASN'T WORKED RIGHT IN ALMOST A YEAR!! 3 DOOR HANDLES, 5 TRIPS TO SERVICE, LUCID COULD NEVER FIX IT!!!
of course as soon as i got in the car it wigged out and started demanding a PIN again...baby steps...