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The content presented on EddieX is characterized by its honest perspectives, engaging narratives, and a genuine celebration of automotive culture. Viewers can expect to find detailed explorations of the latest automotive innovations, such as the highly anticipated electric vehicles and iconic sports cars, alongside practical looks at everyday driving experiences. It's a space designed for those who share a profound love for cars and the thrill of the open road.
The Coolest Cars Coming In 2025 | Chicago Auto Show
The 2025 Chicago Auto Show showcased a diverse range of upcoming vehicles, with a strong emphasis on performance and enthusiast models. Highlights included the extreme Ford Mustang GTD Spirit of America, a race car for the road with impressive aerodynamics and limited production. The video also t...
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2024 Kia EV9 GT-Line Review! A Shockingly Good 3-Row EV!
The 2024 Kia EV9 GT-Line is presented as a mainstream, yet impressively equipped, three-row electric SUV, aiming to fill a gap in the market previousl... morey dominated by luxury options. The reviewer highlights its bold, unique styling, particularly the 'Star Map' lighting and innovative interior design. Key praised features include the intuitive dual-display infotainment system, physical climate controls, and unique storage solutions. The GT-Line trim offers a dual-motor AWD setup with 379 horsepower, delivering brisk acceleration (0-60 in 4.5 seconds) and quick charging capabilities thanks to its 800-volt architecture. Real-world range is estimated to be around 250-260 miles, slightly below the 270-mile rating for this specific trim, though the Light RWD version achieves 304 miles. While the reviewer notes the absence of air suspension, they are impressed by the comfortable ride quality and good handling, attributing it partly to the low center of gravity. The active bolsters in sport mode and the exceptionally comfortable headrests are called out as standout luxury touches. Despite the GT-Line's top-trim price reaching $78,000, the reviewer concludes that the EV9 offers significant value, excelling in practicality, comfort, and distinctive styling, making it a compelling consideration for families seeking an electric three-row crossover. less
2024 BMW X5M Competition Review
The 2024 BMW X5M Competition receives a positive review, lauded for its exceptional driving dynamics and a well-executed LCI update. The reviewer high... morelights the potent 4.4L twin-turbo V8 mild-hybrid S68 engine, delivering 617 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque, enabling a rapid 0-60 mph time of 3.7 seconds. The interior is praised for its blend of premium materials, carbon fiber accents, and crucially, the retention of physical buttons amidst a sea of touchscreens, enhancing usability. The iDrive 8 system, while complex, is deemed manageable with practice. Exterior updates, including new headlights and taillights, are seen as modernizing the vehicle without compromising its aggressive stance. The reviewer found the X5M Competition to handle remarkably well, feeling smaller than its size suggests, and places it among their top-tier performance SUVs, favorably comparing it to rivals like the AMG GLE 63 S and even the Lamborghini Urus, especially considering the significant price difference. Key criticisms include the lack of air suspension, which results in a firm ride on uneven surfaces, and the complexity of the iDrive system for new users. Despite the high price point (over $140,000 as tested), the reviewer concludes it offers substantial value for its performance and luxury. less
2024 Fiat 500e First Drive Review! A Charming Italian EV
The 2024 Fiat 500e marks Fiat's return to the American market with an all-electric, stylish city car. The reviewer highlights its charming Italia... moren design, surprisingly spacious interior for its class, and a user-friendly infotainment system. Key positives include its nimble handling for urban environments, a comfortable ride on 17-inch wheels, and the availability of advanced driver-assistance systems on higher trims. However, concerns are raised regarding its pricing, particularly for the 'Inspired By' trims which reach the mid-to-upper $30,000s, especially when considering its modest 117 horsepower and an EPA-estimated 149 miles of range. The reviewer notes that while it's one of the cheaper EVs available, it doesn't qualify for the full federal tax credit due to its Italian manufacturing. Despite these drawbacks, the 500e is praised for its personality and potential to inject life into the US market, with a hopeful wish for a more powerful Abarth version. less
Living With A $60,000 Kia EV6 GT
The Kia EV6 GT is presented as a surprising performance crossover, boasting 576 horsepower and a drift mode, a significant departure from traditional ... moreKia offerings. The reviewer highlights its exhilarating acceleration and surprisingly capable handling in canyons, praising its ability to manage its weight and control body roll, especially in GT mode. The unique styling and cool interior accents are also noted as positives. However, the reviewer points out a few drawbacks: the manual adjustment for the front seats at this price point, the lack of wireless Apple CarPlay despite a wireless charger, and the relatively small front trunk. While initial range anxiety was a concern, the reviewer found the real-world range to be around 200 miles, even with spirited driving and drift mode use, and had a positive experience with Electrify America's fast charging, concluding that range and charging infrastructure concerns are manageable. The EV6 GT is ultimately deemed a "sleeper" car, offering immense fun and performance that belies its Kia badge and crossover form factor. less
Living With A 2023 Genesis G80 Electrified: Better Than The Gas One?
The Genesis G80 Electrified offers a luxurious interior with sleek styling and impressive technology, including a captivating digital cluster and a un... moreique remote parking feature. However, its electrified nature, built on an internal combustion platform, introduces compromises. The reviewer notes a compromised seating position that doesn't go low enough and a reduction in trunk space due to battery placement. While the AWD provides brisk acceleration with 516 lb-ft of torque, the advertised range of over 300 miles on a full charge is deemed overly optimistic compared to its EPA-rated 282 miles, especially in colder or highway driving conditions. Ultimately, the reviewer suggests that for the $80,000 price point, the gas-powered G80 or a higher-tier G90 might offer a more compelling luxury experience, as the electrified G80, while competent, did not less
Living With A $111,700 Lucid Air Touring!!
The Lucid Air Touring offers a compelling blend of luxury, performance, and practicality, making it a strong contender in the premium EV market. The r... moreeviewer highlights its cavernous front trunk and deep rear trunk as significant practical advantages, alongside impressive interior tech and a spacious cabin, particularly noting the panoramic glass roof. Performance is ample for daily driving and even exhilarating in 'Sprint' mode, with the 620 horsepower and 885 lb-ft of torque providing brisk acceleration. The estimated range of 384 miles (with 20-inch wheels) is a major plus, significantly alleviating range anxiety. However, minor criticisms include the implementation of the driver assistance system ('Dream Drive') and a slightly disappointing creaking noise from the steering wheel. The reviewer also notes the inconvenience of the rear trunk opening being somewhat limited by the sloping rear windshield. Despite these points, the overall impression is highly positive, with the reviewer recommending leasing the vehicle due to the rapid advancement of EV technology. less
2023 Lucid Air Touring Review | The Best Luxury EV!
The Lucid Air Touring is presented as a compelling luxury EV, striking a balance between performance, range, and premium features. The reviewer is hig... morehly impressed, calling it potentially the best luxury EV currently available. Key strengths highlighted include its exceptional aerodynamic design (0.197 Cd), impressive real-world range (rated 384 miles on 20-inch wheels, with potential for over 500 miles on other trims), and rapid charging capability thanks to its 900-volt architecture. The interior is praised for its innovative technology, particularly the retractable "pilot panel" infotainment system and the immersive optional glass canopy roof. Performance is described as "stupendously quick" even in the Touring trim, with the reviewer noting that this is not even the top-tier model. Minor criticisms include some plastic creaking noises from the steering wheel and the driver assistance system (DreamDrive) being less impressive than competitors. Despite a high initial price point, recent price reductions and the availability of lower-tier models like the Pure are noted, making it a strong contender against rivals like the Porsche Taycan and Mercedes EQS, with the reviewer explicitly preferring it over Tesla for its luxury appointments. less
Driving the 2024 Chevy Blazer EV RS! AWD vs RWD
The Chevrolet Blazer EV RS, built on the Ultium platform, presents a compelling, albeit complex, offering in the electric crossover market. The review... moreer highlights its standout, aggressive styling and spacious interior, particularly noting its width and the impressive 17.7-inch infotainment screen. While the rear-wheel-drive RS offers 340 hp and a larger battery for better range (up to 324 miles EPA estimated), the all-wheel-drive RS, tested here, makes less power (288 hp) with a smaller battery, resulting in slightly lower range (279 miles EPA estimated). The reviewer finds the AWD version feels slower than the RWD, lacking the immediate EV punch, though power delivery is still quicker than a comparable gas engine. A significant point of contention is GM's decision to omit Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in favor of a Google-based system, which the reviewer feels is a step backward. The reviewer also expresses confusion over the packaging, where the AWD model is cheaper than the RWD despite having less power and range, suggesting the higher-performance SS trim might be necessary for those wanting both AWD and maximum power/battery. Despite these critiques, the Blazer EV RS is praised for its smooth, quiet ride and comfortable interior, drawing favorable comparisons to the Cadillac Lyriq due to their shared platform. less
The Most Exciting Cars Coming in 2024
The reviewer attended the Japan Mobility Show (formerly Tokyo Auto Show) with Nissan, highlighting a significant shift towards electrification and inn... moreovative concepts. Key takeaways include the Nissan Hyper Force concept, potentially previewing the R36 GTR, praised for its aggressive rear styling despite mixed reactions to its front end. The Mazda Iconic SP, a hybrid rotary concept hinting at a Miata successor, was lauded for its gorgeous styling and innovative powertrain. The show featured a strong emphasis on EVs and hybrids, with very few pure gasoline vehicles. The reviewer noted the prevalence of JDM-only models and the return of large, engaging manufacturer stands reminiscent of past auto shows. While many concepts were showcased, the reviewer emphasized that most were not production intent, serving instead to push design and engineering boundaries. The overall impression was one of excitement for future mobility, with a strong focus on electrification and diverse vehicle types not typically seen in the US market. less
Corvette E-Ray vs Z06 On Track | How Do They Compare?
This video offers a compelling track comparison between the Corvette E-Ray and the Z06, highlighting their distinct personalities. The E-Ray, while im... morepressively capable with its all-wheel-drive launch and enhanced grip thanks to its electric front motor, is noted to feel heavier and more numb on track compared to the Z06. Its strengths lie in straight-line acceleration and all-season usability, making it a well-rounded grand tourer. Conversely, the Z06 is unequivocally presented as a track-focused machine. Its intoxicating V8 sound, lighter feel, and rear-wheel-drive dynamics make it the preferred choice for spirited track driving, despite the E-Ray's superior launch traction. While the E-Ray is deemed track-capable, it's not its designed environment, whereas the Z06 feels at home. The reviewer ultimately favors the Z06 for its raw performance and emotional engagement, acknowledging that the E-Ray's performance gains don't fully compensate for its lack of track-focused 'fizz'. less
2024 Corvette E-Ray Full Review | Thoughts From A Z06 Owner
The 2024 Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray marks a significant evolution for the iconic sports car, introducing electrification and all-wheel drive for the fir... morest time. This hybrid system, combining a 6.2L V8 with a front electric motor, produces a formidable 655 horsepower, making it the quickest Corvette ever with a 0-60 mph time of 2.5 seconds. The reviewer, a Z06 owner, highlights that the E-Ray's electrification is purely for performance enhancement, not efficiency, offering a small battery with limited EV range but significant power delivery. Externally, it adopts the Z06's widebody treatment, offering a more aggressive stance than the Stingray. Inside, the E-Ray features unique hybrid displays and animations, enhancing the familiar C8 interior. While praised for its confidence-inspiring handling, all-weather usability thanks to standard all-season tires, and impressive straight-line acceleration, the reviewer notes the V8 engine lacks the charisma of the Z06's LT6. The E-Ray is positioned as a more well-rounded, grand touring supercar, akin to a 911 Turbo S, contrasting with the track-focused Z06. Despite a price point close to the Z06, the E-Ray's standard carbon-ceramic brakes and overall usability are seen as strong value propositions for those seeking a more versatile, high-performance Corvette. less
Porsche 918 Spyder Review | Somehow Already A Decade Old
The Porsche 918 Spyder, a decade after its debut, remains a remarkable hybrid hypercar. The reviewer highlights its unique combination of a naturally ... moreaspirated 4.6L V8 and electric motors, delivering a potent 887 hp and 887 lb-ft of torque, with a blistering 0-60 mph time of 2.6 seconds. Unlike its contemporaries, the McLaren P1 and Ferrari LaFerrari, the 918 Spyder features all-wheel drive, contributing to its composed yet powerful performance, making it feel less terrifying than the P1. The interior, while dated by modern standards, is praised for its technology and spaciousness compared to the P1. The reviewer notes the engine, though mechanically impressive, lacks the emotional charisma of Ferrari's V12 or McLaren's V8. A minor drawback mentioned is the braking feel, which can be inconsistent between regenerative and friction braking. Despite its 3,600-pound curb weight, the 918 Spyder is considered the most livable and well-rounded of the hybrid hypercar trio, offering a more practical experience than the P1. Its value proposition is strong, with prices appreciating significantly since launch, and its reliability is noted as a key advantage over competitors. less
The Future of Supercars The Quail 2023
This video offers an in-depth look at The Quail 2023, a premier event showcasing the latest and greatest in supercars, hypercars, and emerging EVs. Th... moree reviewer highlights numerous significant debuts, including the Lamborghini Lanzador concept, the special edition Blackbird hypercar, McLaren's 750S update, and Aston Martin's V12 Valor celebrating their 110th anniversary. Standout mentions include the Koenigsegg Jesko with its V8 hybrid, Bugatti's Mistral and Chiron Super Sport, and the new Zenvo Aurora. The review also touches upon the extreme Mustang GTD, Pagani's Utopia and Huayra R, Lotus's Evija electric hypercar, Pininfarina's B-95, and the Rimac Nevera. The presenter expresses particular admiration for Pagani, noting the craftsmanship and design of the Utopia and Huayra R. The video concludes by emphasizing the event's unique ability to gather such a diverse and exclusive collection of automotive masterpieces, providing viewers with a glimpse into the future of high-performance vehicles. less
2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ Walkaround and Interior!
The 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ marks a significant entry into the electric luxury SUV market, built on GM's Ultium platform. The vehicle boasts im... morepressive specifications, including 750 hp, 785 lb-ft of torque, and an estimated 450 miles of range, with DC fast charging capable of adding 100 miles in just 10 minutes. Key features highlighted include standard four-wheel steering, a massive 55-inch diagonal front digital screen, optional executive second-row seating with massage and heating/cooling, and a 40-speaker AKG sound system. The design emphasizes a sleeker profile than its combustion counterpart, with a 15% reduction in drag coefficient. The reviewer notes the impressive maneuverability thanks to rear-wheel steering, which significantly reduces the turning circle. The "e-trunk" offers 12 cubic feet of sealed storage, a practical addition for EVs. While the starting price is around $130,000, the Escalade IQ aims to redefine luxury and technology in the electric full-size SUV segment. less
Living With A $60,000 Nissan Ariya EV
After a week of living with the Nissan Ariya Platinum Plus e-Force, the reviewer finds it to be a very good mainstream EV crossover, leaning towards l... moreuxury and premium feel rather than sportiness. While it offers a comfortable, quiet ride with good torque and impressive interior quality, materials, and tech, its driving dynamics are noted as having significant body roll, and the brake pedal feel is described as disconcerting. The reviewer highlights the attractive, modern exterior styling as more universally appealing than polarizing designs like the Ioniq 5 or the controversial Mustang Mach-E. Despite a 0-60 time of 4.8 seconds in sport mode not feeling as aggressive as some competitors, and a base front-wheel-drive setup being unusual for the segment, the Ariya's standout feature is its luxurious interior. With a price point around $60,000 for the top-tier Platinum Plus trim, it's considered a worthy contender, especially for those prioritizing comfort, premium materials, and advanced features over outright sportiness, though the reviewer personally leans towards the Hyundai Ioniq 5 in the segment. less
Living With A 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Limited AWD
The reviewer spent a week with the 2023 Hyundai IONIQ 5 Limited AWD, highlighting its distinctive, video-game-inspired styling and spacious, modern in... moreterior with unique material usage. The "Lounge Relaxation Mode" in the driver's seat and the movable center console are noted as standout features. Performance is described as quick, especially in Sport mode, with the AWD dual-motor setup providing immediate acceleration. The Highway Drive Assist system is praised for making traffic more bearable. However, the reviewer points out the lack of wireless Apple CarPlay, the small front trunk, and the inability to secure valuables in the open center console area as minor drawbacks. Real-world range is estimated around 268-275 miles, with variations noted based on drive mode and climate control usage. Despite its polarizing design, the IONIQ 5 is considered a well-rounded EV that checks many boxes, offering a comfortable, quiet, and technologically advanced driving experience. less
2024 GMC Hummer EV SUV Exterior, Interior and First Drive
The 2024 GMC Hummer EV SUV largely mirrors its pickup truck sibling, offering immense power (830 hp, 1200 lb-ft torque) and blistering acceleration (0... more-60 in 3.5 seconds with Watts to Freedom), despite a slightly smaller battery and reduced range (estimated 300 miles). The reviewer highlights the SUV's improved maneuverability due to a shorter wheelbase and rear-wheel steering, making it more practical than the truck. Key features like Crabwalk, Super Cruise, and the unique interior design with 'moon' themes are praised. While the performance is overwhelming and supercar-level for its size, the reviewer notes a slight difference in high-speed acceleration compared to the more powerful truck. The extreme off-road package and its capabilities are also showcased. Ultimately, the Hummer EV SUV is positioned as a technological showcase and a 'Halo' vehicle, prioritizing 'wow' factor and capability over efficiency, with its closest competitor being the Rivian R1S, though the reviewer sees them as having distinct personalities. less
The Coolest Cars Coming In 2023 | Chicago Auto Show
The 2023 Chicago Auto Show presented a vibrant display of upcoming automotive talent, with the reviewer highlighting several key vehicles. The Ford Mu... morestang Dark Horse, praised for its 500 horsepower Coyote V8 and striking metallic paint, was a personal favorite, alongside the innovative C8 Corvette E-Ray, noted for its hybrid performance combining a V8 with an electric front motor. The reviewer expressed surprise and admiration for the redesigned Toyota Prius, particularly the Prius Prime, commending its improved aesthetics and sporty profile. Other notable mentions include the Nissan Ariya EV for its impressive interior and styling, the Ram Revolution electric truck concept for its futuristic design, and the Buick Wildcat concept as a bold design study. While the show featured many mainstream and enthusiast vehicles, the reviewer also touched upon exotics like the Lamborghini Countach and the Maserati MC20, ultimately concluding that the Mustang Dark Horse and Corvette E-Ray were the standout offerings for enthusiasts, with a surprising nod to the new Prius. less
Trade My Corvette Z06 For The E-Ray??
The reviewer directly addresses the common question of whether to trade a Corvette Z06 for the new 2024 E-Ray. While acknowledging the E-Ray's im... morepressive acceleration (0-60 in 2.5 seconds) and its status as the quickest and first AWD electrified Corvette, the reviewer ultimately decides to keep their Z06. The E-Ray is praised for its all-year-round drivability, immediate torque from the electric motor, and a more refined, less frantic daily driving experience compared to the track-focused Z06. However, the Z06's naturally aspirated V8, its raw, emotional, and absurdly high-revving nature (up to 8600 RPM), and its distinct exhaust note are highlighted as the key differentiators that resonate more with the reviewer's preference for a pure, emotional supercar experience. The interior is noted as being virtually identical between the two, with minor animation updates for the E-Ray. Pricing is discussed, with both starting in the low $100k range, but the Z06 having a higher potential ceiling with options. less
New Corvette E-Ray First Ride and Review
The 2024 Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray marks a significant evolution for the iconic sports car, introducing electrification and all-wheel drive for the fir... morest time. This hybrid supercar combines a 6.2L V8 LT2 engine with an electric motor on the front axle, delivering a combined 655 horsepower and 595 lb-ft of torque, enabling a blistering 0-60 mph time of 2.5 seconds. The reviewer highlights the E-Ray's immense acceleration, particularly noting its impressive grip and performance even on cold, all-season tires in January conditions. The vehicle offers a unique "Stealth Mode" for silent electric operation and a versatile driving experience that expands the Corvette's capabilities into all-weather scenarios. While sharing the wide body of the Z06, the E-Ray offers a distinct personality, focusing on enhanced performance and usability rather than extreme track focus. The reviewer is particularly impressed by the seamless integration of the electric and V8 powertrains and the ability to quickly recharge the battery through regenerative braking and driving. The E-Ray is positioned as a more usable, all-year-round supercar that complements the existing C8 lineup. less
Living With A 1000 HP GMC Hummer EV
The reviewer spent a week living with the GMC Hummer EV in Florida, providing a real-world perspective beyond initial impressions. The "1000 HP&q... moreuot; trim is highlighted as a "Halo vehicle" that "properly fulfills the title of an electric Super Truck." Key positives include the "hysterical" Watts to Freedom launch mode, the "fantastic" and "very useful" hands-free Super Cruise system, and the "amazing" rear-wheel steering with Crabwalk mode, which makes the enormous truck surprisingly maneuverable. The adjustable air suspension, particularly the "ridiculous" extract mode, and the futuristic interior with integrated tech and Easter eggs are also praised. Downsides are minimal, with the reviewer noting that while the size can be a challenge, the rear-wheel steering mitigates it. Tire and road noise are present due to the lack of engine noise, but deemed acceptable given the vehicle's nature. The reviewer expresses significant interest in the upcoming SUV version, preferring its styling and practicality for personal use, though acknowledging the truck's "giggle-inducing fun" and "excessiveness" as its core appeal. less
Koenigsegg Regera Review | 1500HP Hypercar With No Transmission!
The Koenigsegg Regera is presented as a groundbreaking 'megacar' that redefines the hypercar segment. The reviewer highlights its unique hyb... morerid powertrain, combining a 5.0L twin-turbo V8 with three electric motors to produce a staggering 1500 horsepower, all delivered without a traditional transmission via Koenigsegg Direct Drive and its Hydrocoup torque converter. This innovative system, along with the electric motors providing instant torque, is lauded as a bizarre yet awesome driving experience unlike any other. The Regera is praised for its blend of extreme performance and luxury GT-like creature comforts, including heated seats, wireless charging, and Apple CarPlay, making it potentially more 'daily drivable' than other Koenigsegg models. The reviewer is particularly impressed by the 'Autoskin' feature for its automated doors and rear clam shell, the intricate 'constellation lights,' and the overall artistry and engineering evident in every detail. While acknowledging the astronomical price point, the reviewer concludes that the Regera offers exceptional value within its hypercar echelon due to its unique technology, solid construction, and unparalleled driving experience, stating there is 'not a single thing' to complain about, ignoring price and maintenance. less
McLaren P1 Review | $2 Million Dream Hypercar
The McLaren P1, a hybrid hypercar from the 'Holy Trinity,' is reviewed as a masterpiece of engineering and design, even a decade after its r... moreelease. The reviewer highlights its staggering performance, combining a 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 with an electric motor to produce a combined 903 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque, all sent to the rear wheels via a 7-speed DCT. The P1's design is lauded as timeless, with extensive use of carbon fiber and functional aerodynamic elements like the active rear wing and roof scoop. Inside, the cabin is minimalistic and driver-focused, featuring carbon fiber and Alcantara, though the infotainment system is noted as dated. Driving dynamics are described as visceral and exhilarating, with incredible acceleration and sound, yet surprisingly comfortable for a hypercar. Despite its hybrid nature, the P1 is praised for its emotional and exciting driving experience, distinguishing it from other high-performance hybrids. Its rarity, with only 375 units produced, and current market value of $1.5-2 million, underscore its prestige and value retention, cementing its status as a legendary McLaren. less
2022 Ferrari SF90 Spider Review | A Ridiculously Fast Hybrid
The Ferrari SF90 Spider, equipped with the Assetto Fiorano package, is lauded as a technological marvel and the fastest Ferrari road car. The reviewer... more highlights its "ridiculously fast" hybrid powertrain, combining a twin-turbo V8 with three electric motors to produce nearly 1000 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque. The AWD system, coupled with independent torque vectoring and carbon fiber wheels from the Assetto Fiorano package, contributes to exceptional handling and a secure, exhilarating driving experience, described as less "scary" than other high-horsepower supercars. However, the interior, while futuristic with its extensive digital screens and touch interfaces, is noted as potentially overwhelming and may not age as gracefully as analog controls. The reviewer also experienced frequent interruptions from the voice assistant. While the SF90 Spider delivers "face-melting" performance and a "wow factor," the reviewer expresses a lessened emotional connection compared to more analog Ferraris like the Pista, ultimately garnering respect rather than absolute love. less