Evan

I canceled my credit card... better to be safe than sorry.

@ForeverAndEver
Good enough compensation for the outage, not good enough to compensate for our personal information getting into the hands of unscrupulous individuals.

Sonic needs fewer games were he's riding hoverboards, driving cars, or playing tennis, and more games where he does what fans want him to do and only what fans want him to do: run left to right on in a 2D world.

How the F--- is the PC download 134MB? The original was released on floppy disk!

Unsprung weight can be detrimental to handling, and should be minimized. One motor per wheel is great, but it would be better to put that motor inboard.

Where are the Volts going? Fleets.

$41k is very expensive for a "Chevy", but it's cheap for a luxury car. With the federal tax credit, Tesla Model S will be priced competitively with traditionally-powers cars in its class (e.g. the BMW 5-series). The Volt's price is not competitive with traditionally-powers cars in it's class.

If you're always battling for some random parking spot on a street, maybe you're better off using a car-sharing program.

In Japan, you have to prove you have a parking spot before you can buy a car. And getting a parking ticket takes a point off your license, like a speeding ticket (so, getting 15 parking tickets in a year means your license is suspended).

And BMW's i3 ("MegaCity").

Oh well, scratch out "Think City EV" and write in "BMW i3", and scratch out "Fisker Nina" and write in "Ford CMax", and the chart looks a lot more believable.

You're also paying for use of amenities that may include a swimming pool, picnic area, internet access, etc.

It's probably an oil heater, a necessity for very cold climates.

An EV would never use a wimpy power-tool-style extension cord with a household 3-prong plug! An EV would use an inch-thick 240V cable with a "SAE J1772" connector. The Tesla roadster draws 16 kilowatts when charging - that's enough to run 4 pairs of clothes washers and dryers simultaneously!