I chose the ID3, but my wife wants the Ora Good Cat [crying]. What should I do? [crying][crying]

Listen to your wife, then secretly buy a small third car. [Yay]

Get a wife with an ID3, no need to spend money on a car anymore.

The ID.3 is quite easy to drive.

It is said that ORA is the brand with the lowest range achievement rate compared to other mainstream brands in the same category.

Tell your wife that this cat might be sick and could be a cause for concern.

Wouldn't you choose between your wife and the ID.3? [Grinning]

The Ora Good Cat just feels outdated, like it's from a different era. If you're trying to convince her based on its looks, it's tough. She's a pretty girl, but driving the Good Cat might instantly drop her style by several notches.

Whoever pays gets to make the decisions. 😄

If you're planning to buy the iD3 and are concerned about the lack of rear air vents, especially since you often have children sitting in the back, there are a few solutions you might consider: 1. **Portable Fans:** You can use small portable fans that can be attached to the back of the front seats. These can be powered by USB and provide some airflow for the rear passengers. 2. **Air Vent Extensions:** There are aftermarket solutions available that can redirect airflow from the front vents to the back. These are often flexible tubes that can be directed to the desired location. 3. **Window Sunshades:** Using sunshades on the rear windows can help reduce heat build-up in the back, making it more comfortable for rear passengers. 4. **Regular Air Conditioning:** Make sure to use the car's air conditioning effectively by directing the front vents towards the ceiling, which can help circulate the air to the rear seats. These are practical approaches to improve the comfort for rear passengers in the iD3.

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