If you don’t tell Tesla about your Cybertruck sale, the company could use you for at least $50,000 and may not sell you any future cars.

John Cena might have insight to this:

It is disappointing to hear this. They seem to be making the same mistake they made with the CR-Z, completely misjudging the enthusiast attachment to the name, and delivering something completely unfulfilling.

Yeah, I don’t mind the Airflow. I wish it was more wagony than CUVish, but that’s the world we live in.

I am not sure what you mean by this statement, but taking a Simon & Garfunkel tune (soft, folksy and acoustic) and turning it into a powerful melodramatic rock/borderline metal ballad isn’t “overblown”. It is an artistic take that some people aren’t going to like.

That got me scratching my head as well. Also The Sound of Silence is an amazing cover that was loved by Paul Simon himself.

I’m thinking clickbait, a list like this will get a lot of clicks.

And Simon even said he thought the Disturbed version of Sound was a perfect sequel - “Ours was the warning, theirs is “you didn’t listen and it came true.””

I’m convinced that the editors of the AV Club sincerely have zero taste based on AAF’s cover of Smooth Criminal being on this list.

At least 2 or 3 songs on this list are actually good covers though.

I drove a 2018 Tesla for a bit. It did not have an AM radio. What it did have was an HD radio. Most AM stations are retransmitted on sister FM stations HD subchannels. For example, in Seattle, KIRO FM 97.3 (news/talk) rebroadcasts KIRO 710-AM (Sports)on their HD-2 subchannel and KTTH 770-AM (Conservative Talk) on…

“...they’re very lucky the children didn’t end up in Mexico or Latin America or wherever.”

The color is definitely an improvement. I generally dislike all trucks and this doesn’t change that stance, but if I had to choose here I’d go black. 

also a fantastic cover. 

Wow nothing from Nirvana Unplugged in NY. Where did you Sleep Last Night or Man Who Sold the World seem like obviously choices.

Honestly appalled that Disturbed’s cover of The Sound of Silence wasn’t on here. The vocals alone make you shiver. 

Look, I’m not a Tesla Stan but:

“The ease with which secrets, spoilers, exploits, glitches, and all kinds of other gameplay discoveries could be instantly shared completely changed how people played games and talked about them.”

100% Musk was trying to charge Sony to access Twitter’s API. 

Another banner day for Elon Musk, the smartest man alive.