Recent content by maverick3n1

I plan on getting a mini split later this year, but for now, when the garage is 50 degrees and you need to work in it, I'd like it to be a bit more comfortable so I thought with the car plugged in, I could open the driver and passenger door and crank the heater up. If it won't stay up with the...

Mine doesn't have the heat pump. Heat pump models started in 2021. Mine is 2019.

I have fully insulated garage doors, but lately the temps have been dropping to the low 20's and sometimes lower at night. My garage is currently in the low 50's. Not bad considering the outdoor temp and the fact that every time I open the garage to drive in or out, it lets that extreme cold...

A long while back, Tesla had a thing for autopilot where it would track your eyes by the interior camera. If it noticed you looking down or anywhere but the road (IE, My water bottle fell off my passenger seat and onto the passenger floorboards while in autopilot. I bent over to grab it after...

What a way to mis-represent the poll. The poll wasn't asking everyone, "Who's interested in buying". The poll was asking "Of those who have already put in a reservation, how many are keeping it and buying and how many of you are getting out of the reservation or holding onto it apprehensively...

The owner jacking the truck up to replace a tire is more likely to damage the batteries than having it towed to a shop on a flat bed where the shop works on these all of the time and knows where to properly jack it up.

I know I've had some tire shops refuse to change the tires on my M3P for fear of damaging the battery and stating that they didn't think their lifts could properly lift the car. They apparently did have one battery get cracked by an installer in the past.

I didn't hear about the no spare. Does the Ford Lightning have a spare? Only reason I can see for that is they don't want people jacking the truck up on the side of the road to change a tire and accidentally puncturing the battery.

I think he is referring to the Lightning model specifically.

I just realized, I didn't post the link. https://www.inverse.com/tech/tesla-cyebertruck-bed-size-ev

While I couldn't find any specs on the depth of the bed front to back etc, take a look at the photos on this page. Especially the first one with the bicycle standing up in the bed. That wheel doesn't look that tall. It looks like the bed depth at the high point is similar to the depth of a...

sails? Are the side walls of the bed really so high that you can't use a 5th wheel?

It just dawned on me... Can you even use a 5th wheel with the CT? Thinking about it's design and the entire bottom being battery packs, I can't imagine it being easy to get to the points you'd need to in order to bolt down a 5th wheel attachment and my searches have found nothing on being able...

Don't get me wrong, there is a reason for each individual to buy something and they all have their own reasoning. There are definitely people who want a truck for status quo. The F-150 Raptor wouldn't be popular if not for that reason. It has a more performance gear ratio for acceleration...

Right! I too purchased based on product and not CEO as well. I mean I've seen multiple people re-use the same misspelled word and ignored it so far... "Blatter" doesn't exist. You all mean "Bladder"... I'm not judging their opinion based on a single misspelling. I'm not going to judge a...