Non-foundation vs foundation range, new battery?

[500 EPA miles]

Driving 85mph in 15F seems more like a fool's journey.


Not really a great use case for anything. 85mph in black ice temps?

That's when we see those wild tire tracks spin off an overpass or curve. We always called those 'self clearing'. Because they're so off the road no one else has to stop.

-Crissa

Sorry for living.

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[Crissa]

Sorry for living.

Hey, as long as you're aware of the risks. At that speed your traction aids will have a minimal impact upon your ability to maintain control across friction thresholds.

-Crissa

 

[kpanda17]

USA= freedom to choose
Freedom to go 85 mph in 15F
But don’t complain about the wh/mile consumption please

 

[Crissa]

USA= freedom to choose
Freedom to go 85 mph in 15F
But don’t complain about the wh/mile consumption please

Well, as long as you're not going to put someone else at risk. But there's signs where curves and houses and pedestrians are, so...

-Crissa

 

[500 EPA miles]

Speaking of trolls, it's a tag team in here...

75mph highway, customarily people do 85. We are experienced with driving in the winter, we know when there is black ice and when there is not. The roads are well salted.

Again, I'd like to apologize for not living in SoCal. The weather is my choice.

 

[scottf200]

Speaking of trolls, it's a tag team in here...

The 'Ignore' button can be your friend in certain circumstances.

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