Counter-argument: the current MPG system allows an easily comparable metric. I know that the EPA says this car gets 30mpg, this other one 32. Whether or not *I* get that mileage isn’t as important as the comparison between the two.

The problems are from socialism not oil prices.

“...and to better understand the risks inherent in an oil-based government controlled economy.”

Looks like Tesla’s “Summon” feature does a better job of replicating a real driver than they’re getting credit for…

Errr...you can get them stock like that...

I don’t know.

And it will be called Nissabishi.

Toyota wears socks with sandals.

“Apple wants the car to be closely built into its own cloud software”

Tesla doesn’t sell to typical consumers, it sells to evangelists. That’s why they get away with selling a sub-par vehicle for six figures. These cars are about virtue-signaling, not function.

““I am totally willing to overlook the issues if Tesla fixes it.” She went on to say that that if she had similar issues with her Cadillac Escalade, she “would be furious.””

The local mountain lions just call this a food truck.

I thought about this for a second. Why would someone with mobility issues ride something that dangerous?

right? the car is bobbing up and down like a dinghy, and hes trying to reverse.

Buying a Honda Insight is still the worst decision he’s ever made, a problem somehow solved by the second worst decision he’s ever made.

Why can we still not get a Mazda 6 wagon in the states? I know this is almost entirely unrelated but it’s been bugging me lately.

Looks like we got our first neighsayer.