Most of these people only recognize the name Robert E Lee from old Dukes of Hazard reruns.

I, a lifelong Missourian, am shocked!  SHOCKED!  ...that the Legislature waited this long to pull this kind of shit.

I’m laughing way harder than I should at this. He didn’t say that it has to have cheap maintenance! lol

Mercedes: The $30k-$35k target was to buy the vehicle, not the annual maintenance bill.

This! Dad was USAF and we were stationed mostly overseas and usually in SE Asia (PI, Taiwan, Thailand). Every time you were transferred to another base, everything you owned was put in huge wooden containers, then usually loaded onto ships depending on destination. I remember stories of how somebody’s shipping…

1st: This is Jalopnik, no one here buys new cars. 

I don’t have time to listen to the interview you link to, but your article implies (by the use of the phrase “it’s worth noting, without being asked a full question...?} that the fact that Sharon may have been trying to get in front of the question is a bad thing.

There’s always at least one of you in every article here about Tesla, without fail.

Who is the sad one here? Might want to think about that.

Are you mad that people are calling out your Lord & Savior?

That. Just that lack of perspective turns people off to Tesla. 

Lol this is sarcasm right? It's gotta be.

Shitting on shitty design =/= shitting on Elon.

No, man, this isn’t a piece shitting on the Richest Man In The World, this is a piece shitting upon some really awful UX decisions. Sad is not being able to deal with actual valid critiques of technology without feeling like it’s an attack on Elon Musk, who I suspect will weather this onslaught just fine.

Make sure you guys keep a good supply of short length catheters around, or ones you can cut down to size.

You’re the real hero <3

Republican men are gonna feel like real man when a male nurse such as myself is sticking a catheter up their urethra. Then wipe down every inch of them every day.

Can I get a Hell Yeah going in the chat?

Don’t be thinking small. Think BIG. Think Continental. Think New Yorker. Think Delta 88. Tbink about all those smooth-riding malaise-yachts with 150 horsepower lumps. Imagine doubling or tripling the power of one of those things and gliding along in silent splendor...