We live in Somerville - highly recommend checking it out! We are next to bridgewater, bedminster is a 10 minute drive (I go to a gym there sometimes). There’s tons to do here, and so much is close. We are walking distance to Somervilles downtown - they do a ton of stuff, especially in the summer! Good luck with the move!

more people on the earth should be like you

DUDE! THATS WHAT I WAS ASKING THE ENTIRE TIME!

Thanks yo.

Last edit: That whole thing about saying something confidently wrong actually works. You are loved, friend.

I’ve owned three Teslas lol, you could have taken my word. As soon as you get a VIN number you’re about a week or so from delivery. Anyway, they raised the cost during COVID to slow down demand (which didn’t work), so the cars are now back to pre-COVID prices.

They also dropped the Ultrasonic Sensors, but that was like $100 savings per car.

Technically all insurance companies in the state of New Jersey are getting increases due to the high volume of claims that are currently happening. So it’s nothing against you. Everyone is getting an increase. This is coming from someone that works in the insurance industry.

Ok. Finally did the research. Tesla cars are built within a quarter and shipped about a month or 2 after. The price drop in ordering for 2023 models began in the last quarter of 2022.

Now, my original statement stands. What in the manufacturing process makes them cheaper?

Edit: idc if you're in favor or opposed to electric vehicles. I'm asking for the sake of manufacturing and consumer product concerning safety.

What area?

More so with NJ/tri state than the US as a whole….I’m realizing now that I live in a bubble and I very much so love my bubble.

My only experience with luxury service was Cadillac. It was pretty subpar, typical GM lol.

That’s not how Tesla does it. Most every Y sold in January was a December build

This is really shitty behavior on his part. He better hope this doesn’t come back to haunt him in future jobs.

Is it just as bad, worse, or better than the Reddit search?

Sure. To me, I would never live on land that was once industrial (specifically chemical or toxic) or used as a garbage dump. Somewhere down the line in homeownership, basements seep water, pipes leach, sewage backs up, and old crap from yesteryear comes back to haunt you. I don't trust anyone from the 80s, 90s, or today truly knows how to remediate everything and I want nothing to do with land like that. Like I said, commercial purposes is fine, but I would never want it for housing. At the very least, transparency is key. Disclosing the land's history to perspective buyers is important for their peace of mind.

>I just like to know where someone is coming from when they say things.

I'm coming from a guy who grew up in the 80s/90s in an area that was near questionable land use. I'm coming from a place where people all around our area were getting sick and wondering why the lot by my old development never grew anything despite being surrounded by woods (spoiler: it used to be a junk yard.) I'm now scratching my head as to how my mom got the kind of cancer she has now. I think it's unfortunate but the polluted land we used for industrial crap needs a lot of time to heal. There's no easy solution, but in any case, I do my homework and will never live in such a place.

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We’ll until I figure out how to become rocks, this is a problem.

What kind of idiots don't have access to their own accounts and can change the password when someone leaves / gets fired?

Build quality on the Volvo XC40 is lightyears ahead. BMW iX also phenomenal but is too big IMHO. Loved my XC40 Recharge but I do too much driving and had to get a plug in hybrid instead. The Tesla I test drove looked like a blind 4 year old assembled it. Terrible quality

Hoagie is used from about Mercer County and further to the South. And at any Wawa.

Where was the heart attack victim located if I may ask?

Not gonna say which one to avoid doxxing myself but there’s only one good Tesla location (not the one you named). As an owner since 2019, the rest are all subpar. All my other luxury vehicles have much better service.

I saw Woodbridge on the cop and I was wondering where exactly. I grew up there. I think someone drove into the Home Depot last week too.

In mine I’m pressing the brakes and I can’t stop.

SOUTH JERSEY

Exactly. Weather fluctuates each year. There’s like a discussion on this like every week.

The winter of 1990 was warm. As was 98.

There’s been posts on this like weekly.