Was the OEM tire one of those run-flats? That's how a lot of OEM's are justifying doing away with the spare now, even though run-flat tires are trash and they know everyone gets rid of them at the first replacement interval.
OMG…don’t. I started to fall down that YouTube rabbit hole a couple weeks ago. I am waiting to see what happens with their $2,500 race boat challenge though.I'm not a boat guy, but I really want to drive one of those supercharged mini jet boats after seeing them on the Cletus Macfarland youtube channel.
Hooters is about your only choice at the moment in downtown because docks are embarrassingly lacking.
Google check says:You can check Google maps to verify, and I actually do like their wings. Not the best but better than the other big chains.
There are a couple little places up and down the river with docks once you get away from downtown. They’ve been trying to get some riverfront docks on the Cincinnati side of the river for years but the city Gov’t keeps screwing it up. It’s a shame because there’s a great entertainment area and both stadiums right there.
So glad your family is ok!So the wife and kids got in a car accident Tuesday night, everyone is doing good but the car is a total loss. It was a Chevy Equinox 2014.
We're currently thinking about:
Toyota 4runner
Toyota Venza
Tesla Model 3
Volkswagon ID.4
Me and my wife have both driven my buddy's Tesla and it was awesome, but I've been hearing things about their reliability. However, I like the technology and the Tesla brand as a whole.
We looked into the Volkswagon ID.4 because it is a little larger than the Model 3 and it's eligible for the $7,500 tax credit, but it doesn't have the type of spec's I would want to see out of a new EV.
The Venza has a "full EV" mode, but from what I've read it's only for driving short distances, like in a parking lot or drive thru. However, it still has some nice features, is a nice car, and is a Toyota.
For the longest time we were wanting our next family car to be the Toyota 4runner, but for the price you pay you're not getting the same interior luxury as other vehicles in the same price range. But it would be a very reliable car. I currently drive a Tacoma, so almost identical mechanically.
I'm still pushing for the Tesla at the moment because of the cool features, and being an electrical engineer I think it's fitting. I also think over the next 5-6 years we're going to see more and more EVs, so the price of gas will continue to go up adding to the monthly cost of the vehicle. Not to mention no oil changes, transmission fluid change, coolant, etc. The only maintenance Tesla suggests is brake fluid check every 2 years and changing the air filter for the cabin AC. However, Tesla vehicles are not eligible for the EV tax credit.
Have you looked at the Tesla Model Y? It has more cargo space than the 3, but it’s not as expensive as the S. If I were buying right now, it’d be between the Y and S (currently driving a 2016 Model S).So the wife and kids got in a car accident Tuesday night, everyone is doing good but the car is a total loss. It was a Chevy Equinox 2014.
We're currently thinking about:
Toyota 4runner
Toyota Venza
Tesla Model 3
Volkswagon ID.4
Me and my wife have both driven my buddy's Tesla and it was awesome, but I've been hearing things about their reliability. However, I like the technology and the Tesla brand as a whole.
We looked into the Volkswagon ID.4 because it is a little larger than the Model 3 and it's eligible for the $7,500 tax credit, but it doesn't have the type of spec's I would want to see out of a new EV.
The Venza has a "full EV" mode, but from what I've read it's only for driving short distances, like in a parking lot or drive thru. However, it still has some nice features, is a nice car, and is a Toyota.
For the longest time we were wanting our next family car to be the Toyota 4runner, but for the price you pay you're not getting the same interior luxury as other vehicles in the same price range. But it would be a very reliable car. I currently drive a Tacoma, so almost identical mechanically.
I'm still pushing for the Tesla at the moment because of the cool features, and being an electrical engineer I think it's fitting. I also think over the next 5-6 years we're going to see more and more EVs, so the price of gas will continue to go up adding to the monthly cost of the vehicle. Not to mention no oil changes, transmission fluid change, coolant, etc. The only maintenance Tesla suggests is brake fluid check every 2 years and changing the air filter for the cabin AC. However, Tesla vehicles are not eligible for the EV tax credit.
That's what my buddy has and we liked it, but all the ones available right now are about $15k more than the model 3. There aren't too many available options for bare-bones models.Have you looked at the Tesla Model Y?
Yeah, I only love my Corolla because I have bucket seats/heated seats, but I know if I didn't have those features...I prob would not buy. It's a bit uncomfortable and I think my next vehicle I'll be trying out a bunch of different seat types before I settle. But my Corolla is only 5-years only and 75k miles. It still has a long life.test drive for comfort! While Toyotas are great I find them very uncomfortable to sit in for extended periods of time
Florida. I see Teslas everywhere.Roughly where are you?
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