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My real concerns are the electronics. Here in the auto repair wild West we see a lot of electronics failures. I'm hoping, since Slate is buying so much "off the shelf" components that the electrical will be robust and field tested prior to installation.

PURPLE chameleon coated. A proper NAZI would object!

I AM slightly artistic. I like to refinish guns. And I stand by my original statement. My mind is in a constant state of conundrum. Although I see your point.

I remember drying off after a shower and being wet five minutes later. Seeing evaporator drains not dripping, but water actually running at stop lights. I feel for you!

Actually, this is a valid point. The dryness makes the temperature change in shade much more apparent. I used to live in humid Florida and standing under a tree was just as miserable as standing directly under the sun. Anything under 100 degrees (in proper American farenheit) is pretty nice. In...

I truly hope the cooling system is up to the task here in Arizona. In the Summer, temps rise to just a few degrees cooler than the surface of the sun.

I try not to be too obnoxious or overbearing. Please forgive my spelling corrections. I'm mildly retarded and slightly artistic. I also have a slight conundrum in my thought process. I will make every effort to be more friendly and pleasing.

Duly noted! And it's SOME. You are welcome!

I'm an AI troll and a spelling NAZI. You absolutely nailed it. Guilty.

I really like SAFE nuclear energy. I hope America starts to embrace nuclear as a safe, clean power source. I'm actually old enough to remember when we thought cars would be powered by a tiny nuclear reactor!

Five stars! Forum grammar NAZI approves!

Oh, and MECHANICALLY. You're welcome! ...And in my country, we use a period at the end of a sentence!

STRIPPED. Forum spelling NAZI on duty

Birds LOVE oil. I rub 5W30 on my parakeet daily. He LOVES it.

Truch? The word "truch" is not a standard English word. It might be a misspelling, a dialectal term, or a word from a specific context. If you're referring to the word "trust," it means to have confidence in someone or something.

I agree. The thing is, If I like the Slate as much as I think I will, I don't need 2 vehicles. Or, I can justify them by using the Slate M-F and the Taco for serious desert use on weekends. I think with the weight (maybe??) and range anxiety, using the Slate for weekend desert explorations is...

Windmills have problems too. They kill hundreds of birds and I have read that the maintenance issues are enormous. I guess there is no such thing as a free lunch!

Sad to say, I agree. I drive a 2006 Tacoma. My significant other is always pressing me to buy a new truck. At 135K, the old girl drives like a new truck, no squeaks or rattles (driven in the Arizona desert exploring monthly btw) and is the most reliable vehicle I have owned in my 65 years on...

I'd be worried about all that leaking electricity after a few years. Have you ever seen electricity stains? Oh, boy!

I've heard that expression for decades. I'm in the adult film industry as an actor/director.