FORMER Prius C owner here. I loved that car. Never worried about gas prices for 10 years. Once you learned how to coast, it was pretty fun and zippy (in the city). Highway driving sucked though. I'm already using some of those coasting skills in Sonic. Even though it's a much larger and heavier car, just the design and it being eletric makes it much easier to move around in. I am use to feeling a lot more drag and getting up to speed in the Prius C. Such a. Learning curve.
I’ve been in Unbridled + 1PD since I picked it up. I see no reason to change as I was always a big fan of engine braking in my ICE cars.Hobbes is home! First impressions of the Premium, woah, great luxury interior, great driving experience in unbridled (should I ever change it?) and its got a kick when you need it. So stoked to finally have it and this build week thread has been really great. Let's definitely keep it going as more of us get our cars!
You should try Unbridled without 1 pedal. You still get light regen on decel. I’ve found this to be the best of both worlds.
Congratulations!!!! Sorry I didn't see u b4, but just added u to the stats ? ? the blueGot the call from my dealership today that my Grabber Blue Mach-E was delivered and ready for pickup. The process was painless and sure enough, they honored MSRP. Napa Ford was great they even gave me a comparison of cost savings if I registered my car to my Napa house instead of San Jose. Managed to save over $2200 in taxes alone! Very happy with the experience. Good luck to all of those who haven't taken delivery yet.
Oh she’s a beaut!
GTPE acquired! Happy driving, folks!
Well as a fellow military vet I can tell you thanks for your service.
Ours just hang off the outlet, but we do have a holder for the power cord to hang from when not in use. No issuesOk question time! As I am starting to get Hobbes settled into the garage I am trying to figure out my charger setup. The electrician installed the charger box but as you can see, it juts out from the wall and because of the angle, I am not sure if I can have the mobile charger rest in the bracket while it's charging. Is anyone letting their mobile charger hang from the outlet or does it need to ideally rest in the mounting bracket? Suggestions welcomed!
I believe you are saying the charger won't mount because the outlet is too far out from the wall, right?
The mobile charger has a removable bracket that can be attached to the wall.Ok question time! As I am starting to get Hobbes settled into the garage I am trying to figure out my charger setup. The electrician installed the charger box but as you can see, it juts out from the wall and because of the angle, I am not sure if I can have the mobile charger rest in the bracket while it's charging. Is anyone letting their mobile charger hang from the outlet or does it need to ideally rest in the mounting bracket? Suggestions welcomed!
You definitely don't want to let if hang by the cord. I would just build something to mount it to that juts out similarly to the outlet. A couple of pieces of scrap wood would probably do the trick.Ok question time! As I am starting to get Hobbes settled into the garage I am trying to figure out my charger setup. The electrician installed the charger box but as you can see, it juts out from the wall and because of the angle, I am not sure if I can have the mobile charger rest in the bracket while it's charging. Is anyone letting their mobile charger hang from the outlet or does it need to ideally rest in the mounting bracket? Suggestions welcomed!
Yep. They were parked next to each other and I walked in and walked out and you were goneUPDATE: It's been a crazy busy couple of days, but I managed to pick up Mach-E-ato from the dealership Friday morning. Looks like 2 mach e and I were picking up our Rapid Reds right around the same time yesterday. What a week, fam!
congrats man!
