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Do you have a link to the above? THIS is all I could find, but it seems more like hype than reality at this point.

"Cheap Chinese" is not something that sounds very appealing to me. :)

OP clearly stated that the car they hit was parked, so not what you're eluding to.

You have a camera but didn't use it? Even with the sensors, I always trusted the camera over the annoying beeping.

I wasn't making an excuse for SF raising my rate, if that's what you were eluding to. It costs more to insure an EV, this is a fact. It was also $15k more expensive than our 2019 CX-5 was. I did shop around several years ago when we moved. No one could come close to what State Farm offered...

The insurance on my '21 Ford Ranger went up ~$50/yr, to $600. I don't think that's too bad. The car we replaced the CX-5 with, a Tesla Model Y Long Range, went up ~$200/yr vs the CX-5, so $850/yr. That money is easily made up in gas savings. Only needing to charge at home, it comes out to...

But, yours is clearly not typical on your 2019. The overly generous EPA states 27 HWY and you're claiming 32. Like I said, we were lucky to ever see 25.

No way did we ever get close to that on our '19. The best we ever got was when my wife drove at 65mph on a trip. We managed 25mpg calculated. I think the computer was slightly higher, but nowhere near 30.

You live in the US, right? If so, you don't have 220, you have 240.

Super loud and poor traction. I couldn't wait to dump them at ~15k miles with tons of tread left on them.

I had the CC2's on my 19. Way less road noise than the OEM's. Fuel milage seemed comparable.

Sorry to see this, but glad it protected you.

Did you buy from BoA Mazda? :ROFLMAO:

No, they just get a kickback from the bank they use. They're not interested in tracking their customers. When they do install a tracker, it's usually to track their inventory and then they try to enhance their profit margin by selling that service to the buyer. That said, it's usually not a...

Mazda dealers do not finance.

That really never should have existed, even if it was only in California. What were they thinking with only a 100 mile range?

It works off your home wifi. No different that something like a Ring doorbell. I have one and it works fine. I use it mainly to make sure my wife closed the garage door. She sometimes forgets if I backed her car in. :oops:

They only state that on the BS dealer "lifetime" warranties. Manufacture warranties can't state that and need to prove neglect for denying a claim during the coverage period.