If there were a reality show called When Costco Trips Go Wrong, our Lucid Air Pure could be the focus of an episode. Through no fault of its own, mind you—well, depending on whom you ask.
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The drama started back in October. An editor took the Air for a lunchtime Costco run. This is a common occurrence. First of all, Costco is close by, and there isn't a better dollar-to-calorie deal (save maybe the Little Caesars Hot-n-Ready meal) than the $1.50 Costco Glizzy. Second, the Air has a huge trunk and an ample frunk to hold all the large items one might buy at the big-box store.
The trunk isn't just long and wide; it's also deep. There is a shelf that divides the vertical space, but two deep and largely blind openings remain. (The travel charging cord lives in the middle section covered by the shelf.) Stashing something there, like an 18-rack of free-range quail eggs, is pretty normal. So it's easy to understand how the 20-ounce Pepsi that came with the hot dog was temporarily placed there. But by the time the editor realized they forgot to retrieve the soda from the trunk's side pocket, the cup was empty, and the well was wet. They sopped up what they could with some newly purchased microfiber towels ($20 for 36, another screaming deal). It wasn't the first time some liquid was spilled in a long-termer and probably won't be the last.
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