Each of those pedestals is designed to service two EVs--four EVs per every two pedestals. How would a truck "pull through" like you said and avoid blocking the second charger that was in the same lane? Like I said, they wouldn't block a travel lane but they would still block a charger.
Even that bottom picture would have trucks blocking the second charge stall (behind the ID4).
They wouldn't block the travel lanes, however, so marginally better than the usual layout.
Why not? There's almost a week between May 26th and June 1st. Counting the 26th and 31st, there were six days to deliver vehicles to customers before the 1st.
To what end? Orders are currently frozen. The only people who want to test drive these vehicles are tire kickers and people who already have one coming.
I don't know what Ford will specifically cover, but the motors have historically been covered by the drivetrain warranties of the BEVs I've owned in the past. The federal regulations only require the manufacturers warranty their battery *packs* themselves and they don't mandate how those...
That only applies to Transitional Zero Emissions Vehicles (TZEV), formerly Enhanced Advanced Technology Partial zero-emissions Vehicles (Enhanced AT-PZEV). I assume the longer warranty was intended to incentivize adoption.
Whatever their reasoning, that extended battery warranty doesn't apply...
88 counties! That is ridiculous. HAHAHAHA.
OK, so for the past ten years I've been telling students, "after AB109 passed, we now have 58 different ways of procedural justice in our state." Now, thanks to you, I will end that sentence with "...thankfully we're not in Ohio because they have 88!"
Behind a lock, yes, but not behind a key.
When things, such as firearms, are required to be kept in a locked environment it's currently established law that government can demand someone relinquish the physical key to that lock. If the lock is secured via passphrase, however, government is...
I don't have any experience with it other than to say all key operated locks are subject to seizure so if security from government is one feature you'd like to retain you'll need to find one that can only be opened via password.
To clarify: the locks themselves are not the issue; the...
Yeah, I'm doing fine. My fifth wheel doesn't overload my 3/4 ton...but it still squats without air. It would be ridiculous to stack another half ton on top of it and it's built for this task unlike the F150's suspension. I would not be "fine" if I tried to use my truck like that. That was my...
Great advice. It's been costing us a few hundred dollars a week but my wife has been using the RAM for running around town. After a few days of adjustment she now thinks her Touareg is small and can't wait for the F150! :)
The GTI was to the Touareg as the Touareg is to the RAM! One of the...
This entire conversation is just becoming increasingly bizarre to me. You've got you acting like it's just a casual thing to overload a truck by more than a ton while using your F250 *super duty* for comparison! A super duty isn't a 250, a 250 isn't a 150, and none of them are on IRS on top of...
Yeah, I didn't want any of that and had an XL on order but my wife kept asking whether it had keyless entry and start like our old rig, and then power seats w/ memory, and then power pedals w/ memory, etc. Each question resulted in a trim bump until we ran out of trims...
I originally had AT...
This is from my email blast Jan 6th:
I'm not sure if they changed their policy, but I moved my reservation to the desert once the first waves went out with a sum total of...one. There was no way I was getting an order invite there with my current position being over 100!
I doubt there will...
whoa, where you going? Kearny Mesa Ford was promising no ADM or forced ads in writing as of a few months ago. I eventually ended up at El Centro Motors out in Imperial County for no ADM and only 10 orders in front of me (I was 120th or so at Kearny Mesa). If you change dealerships let me know...