I’m just shocked she could find a plastic grocery bag that did not have holes in it (the second bag).

Agreed. Lots of people talking about ‘condition’ of the vehicle in other comments, sure we all get that. But assuming the conditions are relatively the same, we know age and mileage both depreciate the market value of the vehicle, so it’s an interesting question, holding aside ‘condition’.

Do you have a cloud key? I’m going to be that if you have cloud access enabled for that controller, it is compromised.

Insurance on fuel haulers is very expensive, carriers do anything they can to keep accident rates down as low as possible. Extra training, telematics monitoring of the driver, etc. There might be some real fly by night types that don’t do that, but the bigger guys (e.g., Kenan Advantage Group) do it. KAG even has one…

Obvious Jalop answer missing - a couple thousand of these should do the trick:

Whose house did you want to bulldoze to fit a rotary into this interesection?

Exactly, this isn’t really going to deter a thief stealing the car to part it out, but it will cause the joyride thief to abandon the vehicle and it takes away the Ferris Bueller scenario

I’ve always wondered where his money was coming from. I don’t think he is net positive just on Youtube dollars.

I’m curious what you think Antifa in the US actually is.

If this doesn’t get COTD there is no justice in the Jalop forum.  

You are missing the interesting question about all of this - Did the BMW driver deliberately cut closer to the Tesla, inferring it was on autopilot and would avoid, than they would have with a regular driver?

You are correct. There are actually a number of different ways to set up the station.

I stand corrected, that is just weird as heck. 

Man does Kinja suck.

Pictures got left out:

It is. Maybe I don’t understand what you mean by a hatchback, but the Taycan is hardly different than the Panamera. The Cross Turismo was entirely predicable since there is already a Panamera Sport Turismo version (the difference being a slight lift and some plastic cladding).

Agreed.  It’s about the only free option.

Corollary: Porsche’s target includes a number of customers that will pay extra to delete the badging off the vehicle. Leaving the deployable spoiler up when not in use is not in their vocabulary.

I think there is a distinction missing. Deploying it when it is supposed to be deployed - very Porsche.

So true. I still get folks that wave and want to see it unfold again when I’m driving on backroads.