ParanoidAndroid98

It's not the charging stations that are the problem. Those can be added where there's an empty lot. The bigger concern is the energy grid. In the US it was out of date in the 90s, and its 2023. If we want to make EVs more viable, that domino absolutely has to fall. But personally I think hybrid/hydrogen is the future.

One of my exes had a Fit sport with the paddle shifters. That car is surprisingly fun on those twisty Virginia backroads

Have showroom locations at malls/areas with higher foot traffic. People will come and check the cars out themselves. If you need to get a feel, they'll likely have demos, or you can rent one for a day to 3 days to see what it's like living with the vehicle. I plan to do this with my next new car which won't be for a while

First Gen Audi R8 is one of the most beautiful cars ever designed. Audi could release that next year, and it would still amaze

They use them for business write offs anyway

It's always cyclical

Markets are always in patterns. They were small econoboxes in the 90s and 2000s and now it's all big and tall SUVs give it a decade or two we will either have semi size dailies or it'll gravitate back to smaller vehicles

Mitsubishi mirage. It's as bad and uncomfortable as it looks...