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It's only standard on non-commercial version, which they've said they'll make a commercial/fleet truck and one for the rest of the public.

Maybe you didn't know but, there are luxury trucks now. Limited F150, High Country Silverado, Denali Sierra, Limited Ram 1500.

They have mid-engine proportions and that's about it, imo.

I could go with that. It feels more appropriate for this truck. Very opposite of most auto enthusiasts, imo. Outside of the bro-wheels and tires, love it. Not saying I don't love it. I can love something that I don't exactly find beautiful. I can think it looks cool, awesome, gnarly and love all of them but not quite beautiful.

I think it's a really cool looking truck but far from something I'd call beautiful.

It seems like the best all around truck tire with some rugged looks is the good ole BFG K02.

Per David's keyboard (paraphrasing): you can't take those numbers serious. His biggest issue is always the person behind the driver's seat and according to online measurements, my Lincoln MKC has 36.8 inches. I'm curious if there's a standard front seat location for these measurements. I've put a 70" TV in the hatch space of my MKC and I had to drive very unsafely because the seat would more THAT far forward. the drive was only about a mile/mile and a half so I just did it anyway but I literally could not get out without having my wife slide the TV out some so I could move the seat back. she should have driven as she's much shorter than me but I was already crammed up there and said "fck it, let's just go". Oh yeah, I'm 5'8" and she's 5'2". Wow, what a random tangent to go on...?

Oh wow, I didn't realize it was that small. Thanks!

Don't they have a Bolt EUV now? I don't know how it compares size-wise but I think it's close to the 'Nox.

He needs a G Wagen roofline, Hummer hip/shoulder room, and Escalade leg room.

A Rivian will be WAY TOO SMALL for you, based on what vehicles you've said you're cramped in.

I was just asking as it's been four days. Personally, I wouldn't refer to one reminder as "badgering", but to each their own.

Got any of them negative reviews from a company sponsored event?

Wouldn't that be about the Bolt and Cruze? Close, not perfect though. They're, I believe, similarly sized as well, to help comparison.

Got a link to a review where the sponsored company was dragged? I don't ever recall a review from an event like this being negative.

Ehhh it's a Rivian sponsored event. I'll be more impressed with positive reviews when Rivian isn't the one loaning a truck to a journalist/Youtuber.

100% agree. Charging infrastructure has also grown exponentially in that time frame.

It’s lost the only thing that still gave the car character, it’s nasty V8 noises.

Yeah, so just don't buy it. I don't really understand the outrage of a dealership asking an absurd price for a vehicle. I think it's stupid and will never pay over MSRP, but they're free to ask whatever they want, assuming the parent company allows this.

Is it also wrong when shopping on Amazon, when they're just acting as a middle-man, and there are some absurd prices found? Or do you just see the price and say "Well, I'm not buying from here." ? This is a $6-15($15 being really high already). This is different because Apple sets the prices they're to be sold at. They cannot change the price on these.

There are ZERO cars available from an OEM that will lose 2 seconds or more in a 1/4 mile race making pass after pass after pass, in stock form. There is sufficient time to cool to regular operating temperatures on the way back to the start.

I think their loophole is that it hasn't been titled yet.

No, No they do not all take that long to engage. ^ That's a heavily modified vehicle cooling down, not an OE car. I don't think any OE car that should be overheating and need to cool down anywhere near like that.

I believe you're underestimating the people/companies backing Tesla and Rivian. I don't think Rivian is even close to be able to do this yet but they have the backing that if their vehicles do take off well, they could get in on that as well. If not, their partnership with Ford and Amazon could do the legwork.

And judging from this picture, the clearly used GM, looks to have held up great. Who knows how a Rivian will hold up?