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That's a good looking vehicle! although it looks like it needs taller sidewalls. ;)

I hate surveys that force you to use their (limited) options. As Yoda said, "there is no why, there is just buy." :cool:

It's just an excuse (maybe to get you to change the subject). They don't want to consider an EV and that is a good enough reason for them. All of you that think the government should be involved in private enterprise decisions remember, the cost to charge will easily double and taxes on...

Since I've always liked Tonka trucks that would not be a negative for me. :like:

The color survey should include a "what color would you get if it wasn't priced exorbitantly". :(

Does the paper taped to the front say "#2"? Is this only the 2nd R1S to be built on this production line? (full page appears to say "#2 ALS ONLY", no idea what ALS means; assembly line setup?)

Worse for me, I'm a full-to-half driver. In an EV I'll never be below the taper point! :(

I haven't heard of this. Any chance you mean Laguna Beach? If you do mean Newport, can you provide more info, please? Thx.

I'm such a Luddite. I've never used Android Auto or Car Play. I've never used Spotify, and did not renew after the free trial of Sirius in my last new car. And I have zero interest in apps other than Navigation in my car. And usually use Waze on my phone instead of the car's nav, anyway. Apps...

My credit union is 1.74% for a 36 month term, or 2.49 for 60 months. Restricted membership, though. Disney CU

Sigh, it feels like we are anyway! ;)

Also not to mention "max range" is not recommended as a usual regimen. Real recommended range is at 20 - 80 percent SOC. So recommended normal range of a 300 mile vehicle is more like 180. Then those caveats as stated above.

I wear Kirkland (Costco). Can I still buy one? :giggle:

Me neither. :brokenhearted:

No, not at all. I actually like the new grill look, reminds me of a '55 Chevy (and a few others of that era.) Significant only in a very noticeably different appearance.

And this is both why they don't give us more information, and why we wish they would. For them, they can change anything they want without changing anything they told us. For us, we have no idea what our deposit is buying us until it is offered to us for actual sale. Frustrating. The change to...

Hmm, black rims, $3,500. camp stove, $5,000. Rivian windbreaker, $500? Yes, this is mean, but I'm not impressed with their pricing on anything, yet.

The article does specify TWO vehicles. It is a small venue. And I was really hoping we would be hearing more about this.

You'll never HAVE to commit. 'nuff said.

You are generous. ?