The future of car travel
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EV Owners Thread
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or not, as the case may be...
(behind a paywall and is an article about ChatGPT driven travel itineries to places that don't exist. A study by SEO Travel also found that more than half of AI-generated travel itineraries suggested visiting an attraction outside of its opening hours and nearly one in four recommend going to an attraction that is permanently closed.)
Example: In June, an elderly Malaysian couple travelled more than 180 miles to visit a scenic mountain cable car they had seen online only to discover upon arrival that the attraction had been invented by AI.
DRM
Guru
- Location
- West Yorks
That's just like the Italian couple who stopped me & Mrs DRM in Leeds, wanting directions to the castle, after a bit of head scratching it dawned on me that they wanted to visit Leeds Castle, which is about 250 Miles south of The City of Leeds, West Yorkshire, in Maidstone, Kent!
It takes time though. Grok doesn't believe in the left...
Its obvious once you've driven a hybrid and see the slightly better mpg compared to a run of thr mill internal combustion engine.
These 100+mpg fuel figures are extremely difficult to attain and rarely are unless your journey stays within the battery range.
https://www.theguardian.com/environ...te-almost-as-much-as-petrol-cars-report-finds
These 100+mpg fuel figures are extremely difficult to attain and rarely are unless your journey stays within the battery range.
https://www.theguardian.com/environ...te-almost-as-much-as-petrol-cars-report-finds
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
Thursday 16th
I had to drive to work for a loathsome late, for once
(only drive to lates, on weekends, normally, due to appalling staff parking after 09:00)
As l was walking down from the staff parking, I saw these 2 duos
Purposely parked like that?
I had to drive to work for a loathsome late, for once
(only drive to lates, on weekends, normally, due to appalling staff parking after 09:00)
As l was walking down from the staff parking, I saw these 2 duos
Purposely parked like that?
Bonefish Blues
Banging donk
- Location
- 52 Festive Road
A blandness of ID.3s
Good cars though, I’ve got the Born which essentially the same car and I’d buy another. Decent range, good to drive with its RWD chassis, and comfortable on a long run. Just a shame about the endless electrical glitches.
Does it also have a really crap unresponsive touchscreen with fairly useless software that looks like it's from about 20 years ago?
Don't get me wrong - I do like my ID4 in many ways - it's comfy, the headlights are amazing... I just wouldn't get another.
Mine is a 25MY so much improved but has suffered from some issues like intermittent blank screen and other irritations.
The functionality however is pretty good, no complaints
Bonefish Blues
Banging donk
- Location
- 52 Festive Road
Couldn't be happier with our i3, which was designed in an era where buttons still existed 
figbat
Former slippery scientist
- Location
- South Oxfordshire, UK
Couldn't be happier with our i3, which was designed in an era where buttons still existed
Same with my MINI. Guarded toggle switches and buttons. Everything that can be done on the touchscreen can also be done using the iDrive controller.
Bonefish Blues
Banging donk
- Location
- 52 Festive Road
Pah, that's nowt. My touchscreen doesn't respond to touch. Were were so poor, we had to have buttons. Made of sharp glass so we never touched 'em. We had it hard we did.
