Get off my Lawn. LOL at this discussion that no one will ever agree on.
I agree there can be too dark of tint, but recently I bought a used car with a slightly tinted windshield and had no idea how much better that makes driving in a state that has almost 300 days of sunshine a year.
Negative ghost rider. I do this trip all the time. I stop once to get gas and pee, 10 min exactly, with 6:50 min of driving. My dad was a truck driver so in the genes I guess.
The problem is those of us that often have 7 hour trips, we want them to be 7 hours and not 9:40 as ABRP currentl assumes for CT for a trip I often take. So I think disappointment is the proper word, most of us hoped EVās would be further ahead by now And the CT would lead that way.
I agree...
Yes, for sure.
No I haven't looked into yet. Figured I would wait until they state I have a VIN. I'm thinking unlikely we get in Q1 but hope to be wrong.
Uh, isn't there another company that was closed for about 10 years so others decided to go a different direction? They are opening it up as the others are now as well.
The R1's are a great vehicle. My T has had no issues in first year and has been best vehicle ever owned. Once have access to Supercharger network this year removed only issue the charging network. It gets the range promised and no we know the charging curve isn't that bad.
Interior is nicer...
Looks like you, me, and maybe Hoovie (if he checks in on this forum lol) are the 3 listed so far for in the great state of Kansas. Family has hated it for 4 years so will be interesting if it can win them over.
You don't live in the Midwest. I have at least 2 300+ mile trips a month for kids sports. M3 and Mach e's are great for what you are talking about around town. Once into trucks and large SUV's in our neck of the woods one needs range or quick charging curves.
200 in winter on the stock tires seems about right from the 30% drop on all EVās Iāve driven. We just need really good charging curves, but Iām not optimistic at least for a while.