Tesla is fucked because once a brand is tarnished it’s almost impossible to restore the luster.

There’s been some really lousy reporting on that, and this line in the story (and the linked article from which it came) joins that dubious body of work. The point in saying that the federal government will be responsible for the majority of the costs is that a) part of the point of having a federal government is to…

Plenty of people, stop being a dick and look outside once in a while.

Did you read the article?  He used the sign after he was unable to get any buyers from his online ads.

Why wouldn’t you?  Takes like a minute to make (or $1 to buy and fill out) and would increase your chances of selling.  Last vehicle I sold, I used both online ads and a physical for sale sign.

I’ve seen cars lodged in the second story of a house from a flat street.  This would be nothing.  But then, a fire truck in my town just smashed into a house on a regular street, so not more danger than a normal house.

The water way is pretty small most of the year so crossing it to access the bike trail and neighborhood would be pretty easy

“Then, of course, you get violently attacked by these guys.”

I really liked the 1999 Dodge PowerWagon Concept when i was a teenager... but there was no way in hell that thing would be a financial success.

Chrysler Phaeton

The Chrysler Atlantic

The Eagle Jazz. The front looked pretty slick, but the rear was a choice!

They’re friends, he doesn’t worship him or anything.

Not obscure, but I want both in my driveway: Jeep Africa and Mighty FC.

Before the Ram TRX, there was the Ram T-Rex. 6 wheels! Who wouldn’t have thought that was cool?

As a Gran Turismo kid, I gotta give it up for the Dodge Copperhead, AKA “Concept Car.” Just rad as hell. It was too good for our universe and we did not deserve it.

I’ve been in love with the Chrysler ME-Four-Twelve ever since it was revealed. It’s a true shame that Daimler killed it for the SLR.

The Chrysler Turbine Car:

Plymouth Slingshot (1988).

the dodge copperhead concept -