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You sound a little propagandist there. :unsure: EV's are really already at a point where most US homeowners could benefit from owning one. The ability to charge at home is really all that's needed for over 90% of their driving needs. Infrastructure is getting to a point where it's not as much...

Wow! I'm impressed you still have the Kia. You were on a roll for awhile. Just look what it shows under your avatar. What year was that Acura?

It's definitely the minority, which is why I questioned it. If you go to Costco, their pump reach either side easily.

Besides German's, which vehicles have the inlet on the passenger side in the US?

We love Buc-ees! We don't stop there for gas, but to use their restrooms and get some great food. I've never noticed their gas prices to be be much lower than a top tier station. We also utilize their nice dog area while stopped with our pup. It will be a perfect place to charge your EV, once...

Ok, thanks for confirming my suspicions. Take care! :ROFLMAO:

Bottom line, if you believe vehicles are being engineered to fail, you're a conspiracist.

Yeah, just like big pharma has suppressed a cure for cancer. :rolleyes: Conspiracists are everywhere!

The reset button, resets the pressure to what the tires are currently inflated to. Did you take note of the pressures when you hit the button? No need to press it after filling to OEM spec's. You should have been able to tell which one was low, using a pressure gauge.

Actually, WT has gone down hill over the past several years. I live 30 minutes from their warehouse, but stopped buying from them after our CX-5, due to quality concerns. Husky was a much better option for my Ranger, and LDCRS is great in our Tesla. WT is getting too diverse in their products...

Our issue with them was mainly noise related. Replaced them at about 18k miles with CC2's and were much happier. While the OEM's weren't horrible in the snow, the CC2's were an improvement. If you're happy, there's no need to worry about it. As they say, YMMV.

It's a good time to upgrade to Win 11 Pro!

Please share the recent results of your "skilled" negotiations. Can you post the details of your last new vehicle purchase, including all the pertinent details? What do you even drive? There's a reason mainstream dealers don't like selling EV's. It's because they can't compete with the likes of...

LOL Yeah, because they don't want to pay thousands over the original sticker price. Not every buyer is stupid. If you're an educated buyer, you go in knowing what you should be paying. You can either chose to negotiate, or just walk out. The problem being, it's not easy to find another local...

Thanks for confirming your bias. I do agree that there are buyers out there that expect dealers to lose money. They are in a very small minority, though. I also agree that not all dealers are shady, but they too seem to be dwindling as of late. I don't know how old you are, but I've been...

Are you implying that the customer is the aggressor? That's laughable. The educated customer knows the value of the product they're purchasing. The seller hopes they don't and tries hard to maximize profit by using all sorts of shady tactics. It wasn't always this bad. They need to go the way of...

My issue with typical car dealers is not with their financing rates. That's probably the most transparent part of the process. If they aren't offering a special rate, like 0%, you can usually do better with a bank or credit union. You should already be preapproved before stepping in. If they can...

You must not keep up on Tesla in the US. They have substantially dropped pricing here over the past year, which has upset many early adopters.