EndlessNightmare

You're clearly not the target audience for this vehicle. Neither am I.

And you know what? That's OK

There's a lot more than just one in the stink

"Cost of doing business"

So what? Should no basic, inexpensive vehicles be produced because you could get a nicer or more capable used one for a similar price?

Also, this one is electric. Sans the Cybertruck, there aren't too many electric pickups out there, and probably not many on the used vehicle market.

codpiece for insecure people

Are you saying that the Slate being discussed in the article is a codpiece? I hardly think so. It's a pretty damn basic vehicle.

I think the point is that a pickup truck bed is better for hauling this than vehicles with other body styles.

Look up the 2026 Suburban. They refer to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd row "bench". Also used for other GM vehicles.

Ford uses it for some of their vehicles (e.g. Explorer) but oddly not for others.

QQQ and VOO are both up handsomely year-to-date.

Interesting, because in vehicles that offer (e.g. 2nd row) captains and these, manufacturers consistently refer to this option as "bench". And I think they would pass as "bench" for most people, and most of the things that they would want out of it, even if they aren't the same as the older style.

Irrespective of nomenclature, these type of seats should be OK in the front row then, yes? Yet I can't think of any new vehicles that have them.

I haven't been following the Steam Machine, but are they using integrated graphics for it?

So they have bucket / captain seats in the back?

A closed loop system would achieve this, or at least after the initial filling of the system.