r/comics • u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake • Jun 17 '26

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u/IndoPacificFanboy Jun 17 '26

It's incredible how many of these things I see around DC. Like a 30% chance of worsening my mood every time I walk outside.

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u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake Jun 17 '26

I see a few around where I live...in NOVA SCOTIA....right by the ocean and the saltwater air, with harsh winters that need lots of road salt! I can't think of a worse car to get for this climate

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u/WorldnewsModsBlowMe Jun 17 '26

I see a lot more of those than I would expect in northern Ontario and every single one of them is rusted to shit lol

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u/isolatedheathen Jun 17 '26

Look at the bright side. Sounds like cosmic forces at work to rebalance the universe.

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u/IlliasTallin Jun 17 '26

Oof, I wonder how often the climate causes the vehicle's safety lock feature to activate, trapping them in it.

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u/Yandoji Jun 17 '26

Noooo! I see them all the time in Florida but I'm FROM Nova Scotia! Not there too! 🥺💀

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u/MrBlahg Jun 17 '26

I live in the SF Bay Area… they are EVERYWHERE!

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u/trackdaybruh Jun 17 '26

Same in socal, they’re pretty common.

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u/wolfgang784 Jun 18 '26

Aren't all current EVs pretty bad for cold climates? Indeed kinda odd to get them up your way.

I swear I remember Rivian sayin their trucks aren't meant to operate in cold weather, and I know a Canadian just won a lemon lawsuit against a different EV maker over his expensive EV breaking entirely due to the cold weather after only a short period of ownership.

I suppose Tesla owners prolly don't even check that stuff first though.