What does “developed and working” even mean? Both are developed using GitHub, which is owned by an American company. Servers are located around the world. Developers are located around the world.

It’s illegal if antitrust action is anticipated

That seems like something that would be difficult to prove.

I hardly think $27.5k could be considered “jacking up the price” but I also don’t appreciate advertising pricing that is dependent on a government incentive that may not even exist when the vehicles are actually delivered.

I’ve always wondered, is this illegal? Like obviously it is if they’ve already been subpoenaed or something.

Apple customers are shmucks

Not sure what you mean by “centred”. They’re both just software. Some of the developers certainly live there but they’re both open-source projects with contributors from all over the world. And software doesn’t have an originating country.

Missing a comma there…

Not really a big deal. Card gets stolen, I report it, they refund the charges and send me a new card.

It’s really not. You can’t account for climate with a single number. That’s why standards exist.

It’s not. Craigslist is actually way better…

The problem is there are countless knockoffs that look the same but absolutely are not and there’s no way to tell which ones are 1:1 clones or not.

1000lb. towing capacity.

What used electric truck costs $20k?

Yeah I mean they should include a standard double-DIN radio with Android Auto. Or at least make it optional. Using a Bluetooth speaker is ridiculous and will sound awful. And the battery will probably explode being it’s kept in a hot vehicle…

My only beef with the current concept is the bolt on body panels and other parts. Too easy to steal.

I mean the same could be said about Jeep Bronco. Although these just being plastic means they’re probably not worth stealing…

Because it’s new? Among other reasons…

They look like excellent fleet trucks.

TIL 27.5k x 2 = 41.5k

This thing also has way more range as standard and basic accessories like speakers.

This is why I use email aliases.

Is there a non-Google option?