This vehicle is so much fun to drive and my husky loves it! First trip to the park, there's free level 2 charging and it's only a few km away from my house.
It's a 2024, brand new I picked it up last week.
Came home from the trip with more mileage than I started, and it was free!
Thanks for everyone's advice!
Tested a couple cheaper vehicles to see if saving 30k is worth it. Evidently not. Carpathian gray with ivory interior, upgraded performance seats, parking assist, 360 camera and whatever else I'm missing. Extended warranty too.
So a few questions for other owners if I may. Any must have accessories? I'm thinking roof rack with box and bike rack. Quilted liner for my pups, and click and go with jacket attachment.
I also see the roof sunshade is available, does anyone have one?
Ill be level 1 charging at home but I don't drive daily, will I need another charging cable if I'm charging publicly?
Last is ppf and ceramic coating worth it?
Thanks again y'all and here's another pic ❤️
Hi all, I saw a pretty good deal on a brand new I-Pace, 40-50k off. 40k if I go 0.9 financing, no financing offer for 50k.
I understand why the price is so low, they're depreciating hard. My use case is simple, puttering around my city. Only issue is that I live in Winnipeg Canada and my garage is not insulated but is powered. Does anyone have experience with cold weather charging and performance? Work is remote so I only drive for fun and the occasional meeting.
Anyone own one or have any advice? Ideally I'll keep this car 5-10 years. Had a Lexus nx before and have always been a Toyota Lexus fan but the Jag is really pretty, speaks to my personality and I like cats lol...
I've inherited many machines over my years in IT. But I pulled the trigger!
Built my first pc two years ago, dual 7900xt with a ryzen 7800x3d and 64gb ram. Works well but it's huge.
So I got this 16 inch 2024 Macbook pro, m4 max 16 core, 48gb ram and 1tb storage. The black is soooo pretty. Was o sale 1400 off só I figured at 1k cheaper than an equivalent m5 pro, this was the better deal.
Size seems slightly smaller than my 16in HP elitebook for work.
No joke. I had a personal emergency so didn't end up going and made sure it wasn't getting charged.
Short story long. I report to the owner of the company. He invited me to spend the weekend at the corporate cabin and we'd go to a local fair. He has his own very large cabin nearby. I agree.
The weekend before I get a message from his EA. The cabin is $800/week and it will be added to my taxable income. Oh and while they booked it for a week, it's actually not available for the first two days. The cabin is an hour from my house, no ac and 30c+ heat.
Am I the only one that thinks this messed up?
