It is a 2023 and her drive according to Google maps is 4.2 miles round trip.
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It is a 2023 and her drive according to Google maps is 4.2 miles round trip.
I get it with the "no spares," they're so rarely used that it might be worth it to save the weight/space/expense.
I drive Jeeps. I've toted around a massive fullsize spare tire and had a Hi-Lift jack on my hood or in the truck bed for something like twelve years. Wheeled some of the Jeeps pretty good. Number of times I've need to use that Hi-Lift on my own rig? Zero. The spare only got put on when it was time to rotate the tires.
In fact, there was a time when I had a "rear tire delete" and left the spare in the garage. Never needed it. Not once.
...and that's great, until you actually need one.
I drive Jeeps. I've toted around a massive fullsize spare tire and had a Hi-Lift jack on my hood or in the truck bed for something like twelve years. Wheeled some of the Jeeps pretty good. Number of times I've need to use that Hi-Lift on my own rig? Zero. The spare only got put on when it was time to rotate the tires.
In fact, there was a time when I had a "rear tire delete" and left the spare in the garage. Never needed it. Not once.
...and that's great, until you actually need one.
Pay your money and take your chances, you know?
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Teslas were cutting edge until everyone caught up, now they are gimmicky and dont feel like cars.
They are so cheap because they roll the tax savings into the lease cost. So it takes like 7500 off the total cost of the lease. I also think all the foreign companies are trying to offload their EVs before tariffs rake them, and the tax credits disappear. But we got an M car, for 500 down and 490/month. It is an 80k car. Just crazy how cheap they can be gotten for. Mercedes is leasing one for under $100/month supposedly, but I don’t know what model.
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