A Mustang EV, yes. A “Mustang-inspired” electric SUV, no.

You can’t possibly know that pilots make “three times as many mistakes” because we have precisely zero completely computer controlled passenger aircraft.

Should we ground all human pilots every time a human crashes a plane? At least with a computer if you find a problem you only have to fix it once. Pilot error is always a possibility.

You don’t know what I’m arguing *for*, I haven’t stated it and you haven’t asked.

Self awareness definitely isn’t your strong point. You quite clearly did and completely undermined the point you were trying to make in the process. Your continued boorish behavior only underscores my point.

Suggesting that someone wants more people to die because they recognize that reality is a pretty dumb stance to take.

Perhaps you should have a little self awareness and not use slurs in a post complaining about people who have used slurs in the past. Because someone having used a slur 10 years ago is still 10 years ahead of you.

58% of plane crashes are due to pilot error, 17% are due to aircraft problems. That, in a nutshell, is why planes need to become more automated to improve safety.

The FAA didn’t make modern flying safe in a vacuum.

More people have died from pilots committing suicide then from planes committing suicide.  I don’t understand why you want more people to die.

You mean the system that has made air travel the safest form of transportation?  Yeah, we should totally throw that out and try something different.

Automation and computer systems are the reason that flying has become the safest form of transportation. Pilots have been and continue to be the cause of the majority of aviation accidents. If your goal is reducing accidents more control should be taken away from the pilots and given to engineered systems, not the…

The upward facing leading edge would look bad on any car. The weird combination of very hard lines and soft curves makes it look incoherent and in between the two is a huge expanse of flat featureless metal. If it isn’t ugly then no car can be considered ugly.

The lack of a grill doesn’t bother me at all. The fact that it is ugly does.

This? You like this?

Exactly. People didn’t understand the difference between the two 3.0L engines but they did understand the difference between the 4.9L and 5.0L.

I don’t know if they were ever offered in the same vehicle but they were the 351M, 351C, 351W, and 352FE. So there was some attempt to differentiate them. Having 2 different 5.0L engines in the F150 at the same time would definitely be confusing to customers.

That was so the 5.0 V8 didn’t get confused with the 4.9 I6.

It’s a Jaguar, just check the local repair shops.