I was going to vote for CCBB, but HP brings additional risk of life/limb, so...

You mean like....5 minutes ago?

This one, if for no other reason than in contrast to dimmer's current trend, the tail actually makes sense.

Glad I could help.

Sure, why not hang a few trendy names on how it will be spent - that won't matter once the funds are pork-diverted.

Oh, no! Did I ruin your surprise?

Do you really think it matters when it's 'Crap On Canada Thursday?'

Do you really think that Honda, I mean cutlass, can really do 160 mph?

I doubt that Honda, errr...Cutlass can do 160 mph

According to the km'd speedo, that Honda is from Canuklandia.

The connected wall charging and act of disconnecting in those commercials is a clear/blunt clunky and easily chosen visual clue that screams 'electric', but smacks of outdated tech, like an old corded home phone.

Yes, I agree that the Chevy is a cheap truck.

We'll look back and laugh at both ads when inductive charging is the default...should be any time now.

Who says additional plants would need to provide identical functionality? Location, location, location - maybe it's about planning for long term logistics and locking down contracts now so that expenses/tax breaks, etc. are able to be booked as far into the future as possible.

Aren't we assuming this is a run between three states for just one factory? What if Tesla is actually planning three or more new facilities of various sizes...

GM has dispatched engineers to the scene to investigate why the Chevy truck seen being hit twice did not immediately catch fire in the hope that something concrete can be learned to help prevent further occurrences like this in the future.

Ray Bans - check. Cuff mic - check. Bullet-proof vest - check. Radio on left hip - check. Expensive chrono on wrist - check. Fake wedding band to warn off hookers - check.

Or as they like to say in Buick's largest market, "这不是你父亲的奥兹莫比尔".

So, as a result of this breakup, who gets the Renault powered Lotus Europa Type 24?