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Mesh pockets on the doors like a XL version of a backpack’s water bottle pockets would be amazing.

Front bench seat!

Luckily my resident state, Iowa, gets most of its power from wind!

“I’ll tell ya what my truck needs: LEADERSHIP” 🤣🤣 so good.

I enjoy the marketing so far. It’s got personality. I’m very glad we are staying far away from southern accent chevy truck month “Rustic Rick buildin’ shit” cringe. I agree with the guy saying these don’t strike me as “job site” trucks. Keep going Slate!

$27,000

A Slate van would go so hard. If you’ve looked at cargo vans, the list of options are crazy because there are so many different use cases and needs. A cargo/passenger van that can be outfitted exactly to the end user’s desires fits the “DIY and customize” Slate model perfectly. Compact cargo...

I’m about 5 years out from needing a new vehicle, but yes I will still want it. There is nothing at that price range with this much style, innovation, and character. The virtues of “American made”, right to repair support, and affordable operating costs are also selling points. In short...

That horn has so much character. It is so friendly, almost like it’s saying hello. The haters have masculinity issues or something this is exactly the sound a small economy car should make. It has me grinning.

Full disclosure, I didn’t watch the video. But, I have watched Doug’s review of the Mitsubishi Mirage, the most affordable economy car on the market at the time. He roasted it at every inch for being what they are: cheap cars. It definitely rubbed me the wrong way- like he reviewed it just to...

The draw for me is in the looks and price. We haven’t had an economy car look this good in some time. It looks way better than any Maverick. Plus any low cost electric vehicle has a great value proposition when you start looking at cost to operate vs a gas car. Just about all families have two...