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I prefer wireless charging. In fact, the phone I bought last year and the previous phone I bought in 2020 both had the USB slot quit working within months so I've been stuck with wireless charging for the past few years. I like magnet mounts, I think there's nothing simpler or more convenient...

I've owned a Wrangler for 23 years and it's mostly been my main vehicle all that time. When I bought it, I could drive across town and see one or two other Wranglers so it was kinda fun to wave. Now, I can't make it out of my driveway before 3 of them pass by. And I can't stand new...

When Slate was announced, it was "under 20k with the tax incentive." In my head, when I hear "under 20k," it means 19,999, or close to it. 14-16k would be "mid teens," 17-18 would be "upper teens," and 19-19999 is "under 20." So it was always 20k to me, or close enough. With the tax break...

The frunk info is below that and completely fails to mention dachshunds

That seems... messy. I might just tow them. I have a trailer with a 30 metric dachshund rating.

If that's a common thing for people to stop feeling the effect after a while, I'd say the covers with fans in them might be comparable. They do feel good for a short while. They're cheap at least, maybe worth a try. They run off cigarette lighter outlets but I ran 12v wires under the seats...

Wait, it was 30. Maybe it's metric dachshunds?

Any update on the number of dachshunds that can fit in the bed?

They make seat covers with fans in them too. They might work if truly cooled seats aren't available. People swear they're great in reviews. I tried one last summer and it felt really cool when it first come on, it sent shivers down my spine, but after a minute or two I got used to it and could...

No need for vehicle specific heated covers. Search for "12v heated seat cover" online. They're everywhere and fit any car, but they're really more of a heat pad that straps to the seat, they don't really cover it, that's what they're called when you're shopping online. You can put them under...

The whole "you can't work on your car anymore" is somewhat overblown. While they're more complicated, a shadetree mechanic can still do most of the things they want to do. But, for some reason, automotive manufacturers are actively trying to change that...