Slate made waves by promising a cheap, back-to-basics car with nothing you want and everything you need. You'll have to pay for what you want by way of an extensive list of options, Slate said at the ...
Ian Wright joined CarBuzz as an automotive journalist and photographer in 2018. His career started with specialist publications, covering everything from Harley-Davidson to Ferrari. Before writing for ...
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The Slate truck may start at just $26,400, but it costs way more than you would expect fully loaded
The affordable base price means skipping out on lots of niceties, and adding them back in can get expensive.
The bare-bones Blank Slate will be the most affordable new pickup when it goes on sale later this year.
The Slate Truck starts cheap, but once you add the options, you could have a V8 F-150 or a fully loaded Maverick instead.
Slate Auto has come up with one way of selling you a customized EV, yet keeping the prices down, and teamed up with Crayola ...
It’s already easy to question the truck’s value compared to the Ford Maverick, but start checking option boxes without much ...
The base Slate Truck arrives in raw gray composite panels with no paint, no screen, and hand-crank windows. Everything past that is an option. Photo: Slate Auto. The Slate Truck‘s headline price, ...
In the world of automotive, there is a very distinct line between bespoke and building your own. Bespoke cars are tailor-made to some degree to fit the customer's personality, but most of the core ...
This comes nearly a year after the expiration of a $7,500 federal tax incentive on a new EV and $4,000 on a used one. The EV ...
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