So VW gets assraped for 14.7 billion- that’s a pretty hefty fine- but Wells Fargo participates in a seemingly comparable fraud, one with obvious criminal implications- and gets pegged for $185 million? Someone please educate me as to why a bank gets soft-shoed and VW gets the high hat (thank you, Miller’s Crossing).

“we are down on power”

Look, Tesla posts do get attention, that’s true. No reason not to write about them. But we’ve done PLENTY of critical Tesla stuff: http://jalopnik.com/this-is-the-te… and http://jalopnik.com/tesla-model-s-… and http://jalopnik.com/does-teslas-se… and http://jalopnik.com/5887265/tesla-… oh, and there’s more.

The 787, A350 and C-Series have undergone extensive testing for situations like this. They should be fine.

Bear just wants to say hello.

My grandfather was stationed on Majuro and Kwaj during WWII and worked closely with the Marshal Islanders. He could never say enough good about them...he said they were friendly, hard working, exceptionally intelligent and quick to pick up on new ideas, and generous. He counted many of them as friends and talked about…

RedBull - It can also take back your wings.

I myself was hoping to start an aftermarket vinyl face sticker business for Model 3 customers... you know, to fund my Model S. >:)

“You ask why not a BMW, Mercedes? We want a technology company that builds a car, not a car company that tries to build technology.”

I enjoyed this four minute video more than the two and a half hours of Batman v. Superman.

“Surveillance” is a noun, so there’s no past tense. The word you’re looking for is “surveilled” which is the past tense of “surveil” which is the verb form of surveillance.

I present you: the swiss Monteverdi Safari, which was based on the International Harvester Scout..a few hundred of them were built between 1976 and 1982

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