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The CT is just the 2024 version of the Hummer of years ago.

Looks a lot like this:

The Gateway Pundit? LOL 2035 is a long way off. Things are in flux, so I wouldn't get too worked up over this. It's a goal, which more than likely won't be met. Not unless there is a huge advancement in the technology between now and then. This isn't a call to arms. :)

I've had no issues on a level surface with no jack. It's actually quite easy after the first time.

Our 3 "children" are doing much better than we were at their age. Life was not just handed to them. They had to study and work hard to get where they are.

I don't remember if this was an option before, or was added after an update. After all this talk about data collection, mainly pertaining to GM vehicles, I went through the settings. I see they have a setting that is exactly what is at issue here. It asks if you're willing to share your driving...

That is a Lariat with the Tremor package.

He may be referring to the one posted earlier in the thread, which is pretty much a brand new '22.

That looks like a Lariat with the Tremor package. Edit: I see I'm late to the party with that news. :)

Maybe someone should start an "EV Trigger of the Day" thread.

It must not be a current version. I believe it was put into law in 2020, or 2021. Our '23 Model Y makes noise below 15 MPH.

That's been a thing for years. All hybrids and EV's have noise generators for that very reason.

I'm 6'4" and IMO the Ranger seats go back way further than the majority of other vehicles on the road. I don't know how taller people than me deal with the industry limitations. I've always wanted a 'Vette, but that's impossible without major work on the seat. I'm happy the OP figured out a...

CD players in vehicles have gone the way of the cassette deck. Why would they include them when you can play FLAC files from a memory stick?

We sold our 2019 CX-5 Signature and replaced it with the Y. :D The turbo was the only reason we went with it. It was flawless for the 4 1/2 years we owned it. I hope you enjoy yours!

Can't believe everything, or most things, you read about EV's on the internet. :) They're not for everyone, though.

MYLR is an awesome vehicle! I kept the Ranger for those 2 times a year I need to haul something. :)

Carvana sends me offers on my '21 regularly. This week they offered $33k, but they think I have double the miles I actually have, which is 7,500. That's down from a high of $36k back in Sept '23.

Most people who buy EV's, like myself, are just interested in the way it drives. Smooth endless torque is hard to forget, once you experience it. I couldn't care less if it used 10x the resources of an ICE.

I remember being stuck for 3 days back in the early 80's, when my car wouldn't start because of the cold. I believe it was -15f for a couple days. It's been < -10f for a couple days now and both my Ranger and Model Y are running fine. Gotta love these "headlines". LOL