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I answered yes to EV, but it wasn't me it was the wife. Coldest day of the year (-30) and windy. Tesla M3 SR+. Left at 80% or so, stopped to meet a client and the car cooled down completely. She then drove into the city (about 35min drive) into the wind. By the time she got there the...

That’s what I tell my wife, but the truth is I’m limited by range.

Amazing. And no, no I would not do it.

I find Spotify is the best music service. It's free, I think, with ads. I pay for Family Premium so me, the wife and I think her mom can have all features and no ads. It's a subscription that is very much worth it, would be the last one I cancel if I had to pick. I can't speak to the...

The LR is over 500lbs lighter. Getting the wheels won’t get you close to the range improvement.

My initial reaction to this announcement was something like "Oh neat, the RWD has finally come, let's welcome them to the family with a hug!" RWD CT: But then, I thought about it more. We have to remember that a lot of us on this site are car/Cybertruck enthusiasts. Many have been fixated...

That's a really cool picture with the fog, etc, but dude... Let the truck do the parking next time!

Just gonna be honest here, I hate the Tesla attacks and support anyone here who gets their truck attack and we should do everything to bring them to justice. It is a form of "terrorism" in that it is an organized attempt to scare people to not buy the vehicles. They should be prosecuted to the...

-All batteries lose some capacity over time whether you use it or not, so use it! Mileage very little factor in wearing out your battery. -Teslas lose much less battery capacity than other cars. -For batteries like a Cybertruck, keep it plugged in but only charge it beyond 60-70% when you need...

That's not what he said actually. Charging to 100% is ok, just don't leave it there.

Actually, since most of the affected countries have significant tariffs on US products, these are mostly leveling the playing field. I don't have a problem with them from a competitive standpoint, and they may help to encourage domestic production and/or dropping foreign tariffs to open more...

Teslas are CUSMA compliant and most parts are North American made, so for those in North America very little impact. No tariffs on the cars and most parts. The tariff on steel and aluminum is probably hurting them a bit.

Oh dear haha. I’m not paranoid, but do you have another vehicle option for this event?

This is pretty adorable, when I was 8 I would love it if my mom got me a ride in my favourite car. Heck, I wanted a Cybertruck ride for my birthday this year hahaha

How was it through the winter? I'm in NS and it's a fair bit milder here.

Most of that stuff is just online babble. In real life most people are normal.

Severed wires is a main cause. After that there's lots of flammable stuff to go up from a spark. Plastics, break fluids, etc.

My local SC on the Canadian East Coast treat you like a rock star. I think every location is different.

EV's on the drag strip are like a boob job in a beauty pageant. The results are just too good, and others just can't compete without going there too. And they don't want to or can't, so they just don't want to mingle with you and will give you snickers and dirty looks. It's a reality of...

Awesome!