MrSpArkle

Subaru CVTs drive like shit but not near as unreliable as Nissan units. Different manufacturers. I don’t know what chickens they sacrificed but it works.

I’m just here to chime in and tell you Nissans are trash now, and are a shadow of what they were.

Also none of their AWD systems are any good outside the GTR and their trucks. Their CVT transmissions are fragile and the computer will protect it at all costs. They’ll disengage drive wheels and pull power if any threshold is reached(temp, load, etc)

If AWD is a priority, the only logical choice is an EV. No ICE passenger vehicle AWD system can compare to having a motor per axle, or a motor per wheel. Unfortunately Nissan evs are a joke too.

My short summary is that if you’re serious about wanting awd and want an ice car, get a Subaru. If you’re serious about awd and want an rv, plenty of dual and some tri/quad motor options out there.

If you stick with fwd ice just buy anything but a Nissan or Mitsubishi.

To prove you’re a knowledgeable gun owner you should probably refrain from framing the AR-15 as a good long range weapon. It’s passable, but not what one would pick for a long range shot.

I agree with your tautology, and it is an interesting point. I also agree with building communities.

I also agree with the fact that punching Nazis is ineffective.

I think the allies in WW2 brought other things to bear to solve that problem.

You’re not seriously putting up the model 3 against a BMW or Lucid are you?

Model S starts at 66k.

There are very few helmets with chin guards on that list. I struggled to find some for my kids. Bicycle safety culture is so weird, it’s obvious some face protection is needed but it’s not fashionable.

Dentists have to eat somehow I guess.

Define best. The lucid air beats the model S in almost every metric, and BMW offers several good sedans with actual interiors made for humans.

Conservatives think project 2025 is the latest silly liberal conspiracy from sad people who have “Trump Derangement Syndrome”.

The chin would act as a lever no? The longer the chin the harder your brain is shaken.

Apple couldn’t get the carriers to do shit. They blocked eSIMs for years on iPhones, meanwhile the iPad eSIM implementation was happily allowed.

Even up to the iPhone launch nobody wanted to collaborate with Apple(especially for the voicemail) except Cingular.