Same like an American company or something. Even if it was a company that strictly did Charging R&D.
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I do like the progress on the “pocket” nuclear reactors. They would be a quickly deployed boost to the grid. Just another piece of the puzzle that might allow us to get to quick and reliable electric transportation.
This source couldn’t get the location of the factory correct, so suspect as it may be… If VW does this would it be made to appease the VW dealers so that they can have an off-roader? Will it be a iD.Thing, iD. Toureg? Is this possibly the path to a 2 door Scout? Or, is it all BS?
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Volkswagen Considers Off-Road 4x4 Based On Scout's Ladder Frame — AutoGuide.com
Volkswagen is reportedly considering reviving plans for a rugged electric off-roader, and the new ladder-frame platform being developed by Scout Motors could provide a perfect foundation.
All depends where you are. I routinely seeing high schoolers in my area driving 5 year old or newer bummers, Lexus, etc. I’m fortunate my wife and I work and the only thing I splurge on is cars but we are able to because we save a lot of our money. That said, admittedly we probably trade cars on average every 3-5 years. Sometimes luxury and currently Honda’s-just depends on our when and why. Look at any lower end dealer and even they are pushing sales and premium features.
But I agree I think a lot of business owners over indulge and write off the cost to justify it
Probably BS. They have talked about it like 5 times.This source couldn’t get the location of the factory correct, so suspect as it may be… If VW does this would it be made to appease the VW dealers so that they can have an off-roader? Will it be a iD.Thing, iD. Toureg? Is this possibly the path to a 2 door Scout? Or, is it all BS?
Volkswagen Considers Off-Road 4x4 Based On Scout's Ladder Frame — AutoGuide.com
Volkswagen is reportedly considering reviving plans for a rugged electric off-roader, and the new ladder-frame platform being developed by Scout Motors could provide a perfect foundation.
Interesting. Sad about plant location. Good effortThis source couldn’t get the location of the factory correct, so suspect as it may be… If VW does this would it be made to appease the VW dealers so that they can have an off-roader? Will it be a iD.Thing, iD. Toureg? Is this possibly the path to a 2 door Scout? Or, is it all BS?
Volkswagen Considers Off-Road 4x4 Based On Scout's Ladder Frame — AutoGuide.com
Volkswagen is reportedly considering reviving plans for a rugged electric off-roader, and the new ladder-frame platform being developed by Scout Motors could provide a perfect foundation.
Yeah Mini/Pocket Reactors are gonna be huge. Since it will be able to go under SkyScrapers and supply to the building and push out to the grid.
I lost mine. There is a a center vertical column of 3 dots above the text box to right of the little photo icon. If you pull down on that there is an emoji face that opens to like 15 choices.
Not sure why mine off iPhone don’t just stick but they keep disappearing
This must be the sort of thing NADA blathers on about how much consumers benefit by purchasing a vehicle through a dealership. 
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My New $100K Sierra EV Arrived with a Door Dent, Dealer Says 'Wait for Another Dent' Before They'll Fix It
I paid over $100k for my Sierra EV, I'm not sure what my next choice should be. This dealership experience left a lot to be desired.
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I am so done with dealerships.This must be the sort of thing NADA blathers on about how much consumers benefit by purchasing a vehicle through a dealership.
My New $100K Sierra EV Arrived with a Door Dent, Dealer Says 'Wait for Another Dent' Before They'll Fix It
I paid over $100k for my Sierra EV, I'm not sure what my next choice should be. This dealership experience left a lot to be desired.
It's to bad he didn't notice the dent when he inspected the vehicle before he signed the papers and drove away. Once you sign and drive you are on your own. Dealers can really be the worst.This must be the sort of thing NADA blathers on about how much consumers benefit by purchasing a vehicle through a dealership.
My New $100K Sierra EV Arrived with a Door Dent, Dealer Says 'Wait for Another Dent' Before They'll Fix It
I paid over $100k for my Sierra EV, I'm not sure what my next choice should be. This dealership experience left a lot to be desired.
Before I just pulled emojis from below my qwerty pad. They show when I type them but when I post the reply they disappear. Using the little pull down in the window where text is showing is now the only way I can get emojis to post
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