Shhh - you can’t confront the cult of Tesla-Musk with facts!

LOL, Whut?

Well, they’re for sure doing that with Tesla right now ...

Small towns have a ton of parallel parking - you have led a sheltered life, apparently ... and plenty of people who do part there are basically clueless about placing their car within a foot of the curb, or even being approximately centered in their spot.

I think the Echo takes the prize here - they even had a flying model (rear ‘wing’) just like the Corolla:

But, but Toyota!!!

Here - this is something a little more current:

So, the last gasp of those who lack knowledge is they try to bluster their way out of a losing argument - sorry but you LOSE big time.

Thanks for the info!

The infotainment system has nowhere near the lines of code that an active safety or a powertrain ECU has.

Thanks for the clarification.

I don’t remember if they had the 7.0L (428ci) Galaxie in 1965, but the 1966 came that way - IIRC, you could get a stick in those AND they made a convertible version.

Yeah, I had one for my first car.

It’s just like Deja Vue all over again, except ...

You could go on, or just admit how wrong you are - I work in the industry - theree are MILLIONS of lines of code in a modern vehicle - there are tri-core and quad-core processors.

It’s been mentioned many, many times that they are close to releasing a Pacifica EV.

That’s just sad ....

Here’s a little more info, if you care to educate yourself:

From your link:

What’s sad is that you believe what you just wrote.