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51 votes
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Meta-analysis: Effective strategies in reducing car dependency
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Injured person reportedly dies after Cruise cars block first responders, according to reports from the San Francisco Fire Department
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The Rhythm of the Road – Ogmios School of Zen Motoring (2020)
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Driverless cars may already be safer than human drivers
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The end of cool small cars - The Taliban has fresher trucks than us. The Honda Fit is dead. U can’t find a sauced-out 2-door to save your life. How did we get here??
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Tesla braces for its first trial involving Autopilot US fatality
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Armed with traffic cones, protesters are immobilizing driverless cars in San Francisco
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Cruise autonomous car reportedly swerves in backhoe's way, is busted in San Francisco intersection
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Best and worst US states to drive in
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Tesla reportedly asked US highway safety officials to redact information about whether driver-assistance software was in use during crashes
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How the car came to Los Angeles
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Project car diaries: Tweaking my 1969 Dodge Charger’s balance with a battery relocation
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Cadillac reveals the 2025 Escalade IQ, one excessive EV
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San Franciscans are taking the opportunity to have sex in robotaxis and it's not part of the conversation about driverless vehicles
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A totaled Tesla was sold for parts in the US but came back online in Ukraine — here’s what happened
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This town banned cars (except tiny electric ones)
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Why Americans love big cars
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Volvo estate owners reminisce about Swedish workhorse before its withdrawal from UK market
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Tesla jailbreak unlocks in-car paid features
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What are your experiences with used electric cars?
I am going to be in the market for a vehicle soon enough. My 2003 car is starting to show its age. Unfortunately my family still requires two cars often enough that I will need to find a...
I am going to be in the market for a vehicle soon enough. My 2003 car is starting to show its age. Unfortunately my family still requires two cars often enough that I will need to find a replacement.
I have been bouncing the idea around in my head of getting an electric car.
As it stands, my 2003 has not gone over 50 miles in a single day more than a handful of times since we got a hybrid three years ago, and I don't see that changing soon. To me, this seems like an excellent opportunity to get a used electric vehicle that might not be getting the range that it once had. A vehicle that got 150 miles on a charge off the lot that now only gets 75 miles might be a problem for the original buyer but might not be for me.
My question to the users of Tildes - have you bought an "old" (I use this term very loosely) electric car for a similar use case? Are there problems with used electrics that don't have an ICE equivalent? Are you generally happy with the decision?
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Analysis of self driving vehicle experience and suggestions re LLMs and other AI
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Human operator pleads guilty in first ever US self-driving pedestrian fatality case
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Week in insights: Tax progressivity can go further than we think
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Why don’t electric vehicles have alternators?
Why aren’t electric vehicles fitted with an alternator that can charge the battery while one drives; similar to how a gas engines recharge their batteries? With all the advancement in technology...
Why aren’t electric vehicles fitted with an alternator that can charge the battery while one drives; similar to how a gas engines recharge their batteries? With all the advancement in technology it would seem that they have figured it out and won’t implement it to force people to pay for electricity or my own lack of knowledge on the subject.
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Tesla created secret team to suppress thousands of driving range complaints
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Major automakers launch new EV charging network across North America in challenge to Tesla
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New car buyers aren’t impressed: JD Power
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Chevrolet announces Bolt EV will return after originally planning to end production
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New Jersey files federal lawsuit to block NYC’s congestion pricing plan; Staten Island sets up legal action
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Electric vehicles are sending toxic tire particles into the water, soil, and air
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Transit groups in New York call for congestion toll to be passed on to for-hire vehicle riders
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A few things to know before you steal my Porsche 914
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Koenigsegg Gemera now available in 2300 HP hybrid Jesko V8 configuration
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This is why Toyota isn't rushing to sell you an electric vehicle
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Electric vehicles wait longer on dealer lots than hybrids or ice vehicles in the US
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Heat waves expose electric car batteries to risk of damage
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Jeep Wrangler might be outsold by Ford Bronco thanks to the California Air Resources Board
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Cops are already treating self-driving cars as 'surveillance cameras on wheels'
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A Tesla owner says he was locked out of his EV after its 12-volt battery died amid the Texas heat
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Can EV batteries be recycled? It’s complicated, but it’s already happening
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US pedestrian deaths reach forty-year high
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You may soon have to pay more to drive that SUV in New York
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Art's Automotive: Our large collection of technical articles
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Why America is addicted to cars - a casual exploration of public transit in North America
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No car, no problem: Philadelphia is one of the best US cities to live in without a personal vehicle
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Rivian to acquire ABRP (A Better Route Planner)
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What were your out-of-warranty Tesla issues?
Model 3 SR+ about to go out of warranty. Wondering what others have had to fix out-of-pocket since their warranties expired? Under warranty, I’ve had service for: replace front passenger control...
Model 3 SR+ about to go out of warranty. Wondering what others have had to fix out-of-pocket since their warranties expired?
Under warranty, I’ve had service for:
- replace front passenger control arm
- replace both rear upper suspension links
- replace touchscreen
- replace metal tips that are on the charging port
- replace front passenger seat adjustment switch
- replace front passenger seat (yes the whole thing)
- replace the front driver lower camera (twice)
- resealed both front upper control arm ball joints with urethane
- replaced rear passenger door trim panel
- wipers made contact with the hood causing a small gouge in the hood
- replaced front passenger door handle
Mind you this was one of the first batch of 2019s so, yeah they had to remediate quite a bit.
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Germans beat Tesla to autonomous L3 driving in the Golden State
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GM to use Tesla charging network, joining Ford in leveraging the EV leader's tech
9 votes