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Well...I hadn't thought of a lifted (and Carolina squatted) Slate, but now I have to imagine it. Thanks for killing these next 5-10 minutes for me.

6 sec clip of blue and white Slate pulling some cans with flowers in the back, suggesting a wedding reception get-away vehicle.

In my house, we call that phenomenon, "Thursday".

I was thinking the same thing. They are common and cheap and seem to work pretty well.

Some folks beat hell out of their toys.

Agree! Thank goodness I don't have to worry about....oh wait, I'm in GA...yeah, heat.

Same for me….my round trip with the two littles is 34 miles daily. A bench would be perfect. But suv kit and open air would be fun 4 months per year.

Slate Hearse modification would be out there, but hey, that works too!

You heard the angels too?

It's funny. I pre-ordered same day I read into it also. The plan and ethos made sense and I wasn't going to miss $50 in 2 years, one way or the other.

I buy 1-2 vehicles every year (I have 6 drivers), and I don't test drive any of them. They arrive at my house and I do a "confirmation drive" and that's that. I don't miss the nonsense at the stealerships. In fact, the last 2 vehicles I never even spoke with the sales folks on the phone...

I am tracking 100%. I would be the nerd that installs an extra retractable storage shelf from my garage ceiling...

Final nail in coffin. Gotta love Canadians.

Against another Fiat, it does great! Against an Expedition….I’m skeptical.

God bless you. I'm always envious of riders....seems like great fun. I wish I didn't live amongst the gigantic-vehicles-waiting-to-squash-lesser-vehicles. My 20 year old daughter was in a terrible wreck in her VW Bug on her 16th birthday (8 hours after getting her license!). It wasn't built...

I happened to look it up on Consumer Reports. Yikes, they scored it a 40. Stepping quietly away from the table.

Nice. I was half considering it, too. Would be a gem for a new driver, but I just don't trust all of the locals in huge vehicles not to squash it in their haste.

East Texas is a big ol' place, as I remember (I used to live in DFW and drove across I20 to ATL regularly). So, shipping is a necessity for all kinds of things.

You could easily have it shipped, Boss.

That's hardly the point! My chinese knock off golf cart is junk, too. It's still fun to drive around the 'hood.