That’s fair, my tire settings need reset a few times per year. I don’t have the ac problem, but the sound for the speakers doesn’t work maybe once a month for some reason. Like I said, definitely quirks, but much better than my experience with the kia.

The things I don’t like on the kia are deliberate design decisions (or perhaps wild after thoughts in design) that I have to deal with every single time I drive it. I don’t know if I’ve ever had the level of disdain for a vehicle ever. In fairness, there is a lot to like, but I feel like it’s definitely vehicle for people who either don’t like driving, are passive drivers and indifferent to the vehicle or both.

I’ve had a polestar for a couple years now, and it’s by far my favorite vehicle. It has quirks, but most I can get past. I also have a kia EV and I fucking hate it. It forces you to get handheld through everything and it has some really dumb software choices. Everything I hate about then could be changed with a software update to give options, but I don’t foresee that happening ever.

From my memory, it’s just a $50k reservation, and if that’s the case, it’s going to cost a lot more than that in actuality.

Yeah windows 10 was fine for me, and I really liked 7 and XP generally speaking. It really feels like 11 is constant obstacles and harassment from Microsoft. Maybe that’s because I’m more of a “power user” but I can’t imagine a normal person enjoying the experience

I have to use a windows computer for about 1 day a week for work currently. It always amazes me how fucking slow and laggy it is compared to my arch setup (which isn’t riced/dialed basically at all). System update? Have fun waiting for 30 minutes with random restarts. Want to check your files? Forget about the onedrive nonsense, fucking file explorer takes my work laptop a full minute to open and be usable. It’s really something.