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if slate doesnt provide it someone else will. I personally dont need a center console, a bench would be great.

If it is removable then you can always replace any seals. Likely the rear doesnt mate flush, but hangs over (or under)

And there will be space under the front for things they cant really talk about

people who have never made corporate software dont understand 1) software as described needs a server side as well as the client side. Any hardware interface needs embedded software. People will need to design the circuit board interfaces. You need product management, development, architecture...

mid twenties is a go for me..

Im their perfect customer: I want an EV truck (a car form factor is not acceptable) I want to pay less than 30K. I want it to be shorter than my 2010 tundra, ideally less than 200 inches. The tundra is great but I want something smaller. I dont care about paint, infotainment, speakers, etc. I...

We should not have any of those. Building an app is not easy and would require an entire software team.

like many things you need to practice. You cant just lift of the gas, feather the gas and let the car slowly slow down. 1 pd driving can feel exactly like driving with 2 pedals. Just like you dont slam on the brakes, you cant just suddenly lift off the gas pedal like you are used to doing.

the interesting thing is the simpler it is the less things there are to break. In my tundra, one of the items that famously went bad, is a secondary air injection system. The only purpose is to run for 60-90 seconds when the car is first turned on to reduce emissions. Somehow the pump would...

airing down tires can help a lot. I got stuck in the sand on a beach in my rwd 2000 tundra. It was one of the reasons I sold it. In 15 years of owning it, I really needed my 4wd in my 2010 tundra for only one week during an ice storm in texas.

There looks to be front and rear vertical slots too. You can use those as dividers to keep stuff from sliding around, or mount things like bike wheel mounts onto the wood.

they need a better vendor for their plywood sheets..

Im the opposite. I have never used the sunroof on any car ive owned, ever. To me it just a way to make the car hotter as the sun shines through it. my wife's mercedes came with a giant panoramic sunroof which was a 1K option. What a waste of money. At least it didnt come with the 2K paint...

The big things trucks can do that suvs cannot 1) spray to wash out sand, dirt, blood, etc Or dont wash it at all 2) can drop loads in the top like bulk mulch, gravel etc. 1400 pounds is a little light but sufficient for most home stuff. Anything more and you can get it delivered 3) can carry...

maybe you mean moores law?

I use a bed extender with foam on the top rail. Drop the tailgate, flip the bed extender open and hang the bikes on the tube.

there are reddit groups where you can post a random picture and they will figure out exactly where it is.

35K plus tariffs... not in the same category.

sounds like a fishing attempt to get the answer to one of your security questions.

Im pretty red and pro EV. Just as the other guy said, Im not pro EV mandate. when people say we *have* to switch to EVs for climate, Ill say BS. If you say EVs are more convenient, require less service, have better performance, etc then Im on board. The simpler drivetrain of EVs should make...