I picked up a hobby not too long ago of finding the abandoned old iron mines in northern NJ and in Harriman State Park. I didn't know about Ford dumping until I started learning about the mines in Ringwood. It may not have technically been illegal at the time but after learning about that there's no way I can drive a Ford.
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He's already scratched it... twice.so toshi can one day scratch that landcruiser itch
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it never fades...He's already scratched it... twice.
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Most of the tandem steers here in the states are long wheelbase rigs such as concrete trucks, pumpers or even large tubs, I know in Europe they use them for turning radius on the short wheelbase day cabs since the loads are heavier and can cause front slide in a tight turn. I would assume NZ has got some tight turns as well@Changleen and @DaveW do either of you know why twin steer axles are an apparently common thing in NZ?
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We see them once in a blue moon here in the US but that account is just full of them.
Looks like the SUV they make into an Alfa in Euro land?
Yes but it has a dodge badge.
You are probably right.
it's AI bro. It's the future. Highly accurate shading. Who needs real photos. It's better than real photos, because it's AI.
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That's what I'd like to do. I'd even like to get into a lease rather than buy, as I tend to swap cars every 3 years or so, and EVs seem like the cars to swap most of all. I guess I don't really know how to do it- ask the dude for incentives and money factor, then email that to the dealer and say "Yo, gimme"?check the current month lease cash deals on the Ioniq 5 SEL yo. that'd be a much more prudent choice
2024 Hyundai IONIQ5 Lease Deals, Incentives, Rebates, and Prices - Page 42
Do u know how much the MF is discounted from 0.00245, if we do one-pay lease ( 2024, Ioniq 5 Limited RWD, 12k/24months)
1) yes, post in that thread with your lease term desired in months/k mi per year (e.g. 24/12, 36/10), ZIP, specific trim in question. one of the mods will reply with
Because personal pride?
Which they will try to change BTW, but print out the email shit and you should lock them in pretty good.
Where's that?
Del Campo mine in Monte Cristo Washington. It isn't exactly a secret but I accidentally found it while trying to find a good view of a waterfall.
I need to understand how to do it on my own if I'm going to do it again in the future. My understanding is that once you start leasing, it's largely a thing that continues until you buy the car out someday (or continue until death). I always thought leasing was stupid, and I largely still do, but needing a reliable car as a professional and parent (so, newish) and wanting to jump into EVs without fully understanding what the future holds, it all seems like a good idea to lease and see how things shake out later. That being said, there are a lot of professional lease brokers out there and I'm not afraid of using one.
I used to agree until the whole EV thing. Leasing a car that could easily run for 10+ years is a lot like tossing money away. But look at my buddies Plaid lease and it makes perfect sense. A new Plaid was $130k when he got his first one. After 3 years, his lease balance to purchase the car was $88k, a brand new Plaid is $82k. He returned it and got a new Plaid on lease.
Pretty much. Around the corner is solid state batteries? Even faster charging? Elmo dropping prices 10k because trump lost the election? Rebates running out or starting over? Plus MA has a 3500 rebate for a 36mo lease, so that can dramatically reduce the cost of a 3yr lease.
For me it's modular or easily replaceable batteries that need to be developed. There are a few companies that have been able to repair Tesla packs, but it's still a bitch to get to it.
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How the fuck is that a work truck without the ability to add work boxes and shit on it?9,248 miles on it
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