I read our comments every day, and through it, I’ve been able to notice some trends every now and then. At any given moment and for no discernable reason, you like breaking out into pun threads. Also, it seems like certain cars are mentioned on a near-weekly basis. The Miata frequently comes up, as does the Chevy Volt. Today, the Chevy Bolt is getting some love.
David wrote about how good the BMW i3 is as a baby carriage. I found 3WiperB’s response fascinating:
The Bolt EUV or new 2027 Bolt might be one of the best compacts for babying. It has 39.1″ of legroom compared to 31.9″ the i3. It’s actually slightly more legroom than some fullsize cars like the Toyota Crown and it’s only 6″ less than something with crazy legroom like a RAM 1500 Crew Cab. I’m shocked every time I look in the back of the EUV on how well packaged that car is. There is no Frunk, but the trunk on the Bolt EUV is a healthy 16.3 cu ft too.
Brian wrote about how the Iran conflict is hitting engine oil. I’m not sure why, but this from PlugInPA made me laugh:
Laughs in my Chevy Bolt.
Data:
This could lead us down a slippery slope.
Andrew Pappas:
Definitely will bring some friction to the situation.
Thomas wrote about the latest car to get a dash that’s just a screen, the new Mercedes C-Class. Bassracerx has a dystopian prediction:
There is going to be advertisements all over that screen in 2-5 years, I guarantee it. they will charge you $100 month to go “ad free”.
RidesBicyclesButLovesCars has a chaotic prediction:
“Look at that nice large screen I can suction cup my phone mount to instead of reaching all the way to the windshield” – Someone who will buy this and still use their phone for everything instead of the built-in infotainment.
Nsane In The MembraNe:
We live in hell.
Finally, we end with an Autopian classic. Brian wrote about new wheel-shaped pasta. RustyJunkyardClassicFanatic:
Now I feel like eating some shower spaghetti…
Have a great evening, everyone!
Top graphic image: GM
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