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For the last year Alexa has stopped working intermittantly and I have had to do a soft reset 2-3 times per month to fix. Several times I have had to do a hard reset. With the latest release Alexa has been very slow. I am not sure if it is due to the connectivity of the Rivian or an issue with...

There is also a great taco truck down the road across from the park.

I agree with this. Tinting the windshield has cooled off my windows more than anything else. I purchased a roof screen which did not help with cabin heat. After tinting windshield I was able to take off the roof screen with no observable increase in heat.

I think the 10% number was how many they were going to convert to the magic dock. Since most companies are shifting to NACS, my guess is that plan will change.

Ok. Must have been heavier stuff. When I have things in the seat, don't remember any issues with the car thinking a person is there, but I don't usually put anything there except groceries. Thanks for sharing.

Out of genuine curiosity, why does one latch the seat belt with nobody in the seat?

Here are a couple for me Replace Plastic along the lower doors with higher quality material Increase the length of the bed Increase the height of the bed

I would just call Safelite or ask your co-workers. Someone is bound to have used a repair company they will want to refer. The awesome thing is most repair companies will come to you.

I check mine every time I gas up.......... Oh wait....... Yeah I never check mine either.

The other thing not being factored in here is that a tax is applied if you use a DC fast charger and if you charge at home there are taxes collected for energy use. These are not equivalent to the gas tax, but should definitely be factored in when deciding to add an EV tax.

I don't disagree on rattles, but OP could make an argument that drooping headliner and loud A/C does substantially impair market value. Most people pay more attention to cosmetic items when determining how much they would like to pay.

Every state is different. Texas' law seems to be very liberal in what can be considered a lemon.

Well one will be a 2022, 2023, or 2024 model and the NACS will be a 2025 model. Obsolescence happens. :CWL:

Texas’ lemon law doesn’t require going to court. Item #6 says anything that substantially impacts the value of the vehicle. You could argue this impacts the vehicles value.

I know the site says a broken AC is not a saftey issue, but since you do not know what is causing the noise it could be a fire risk.

Texas looks like it has a pretty decent lemon law. The bar looks low to qualify. Here is the link to their site. https://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/consumer-protection/lemon-law

I would file a complaint with NHTSA. Here is the link. Report A Problem

The metric system is also a global standard, but the US isn't adopting that anytime soon.

There are quite a few CCS chargers that are not open to the public. An open standard does not mean open to the public.

Yes, but laws do.