It's quite nice but given the last three Lamborghini releases, each nuttier than the last, I have to say I wasn't expecting this. Where's the bonkers-ness?

I was not informed you would be here all week, nor was I instructed to tip the waitresses. I got confused.

Yes, because this is exactly how many Teslas have burned up, worldwide:

Not to mention the significantly lower maintenance needs and costs, mechanical simplicity and every vehicle can start the day fully charged and ready to go. This makes a lot of sense as a fleet vehicle.

An electric car makes a certain amount of sense as a fleet vehicle. The maintenance charges would be significantly lower, not to mention the daily fuel. I doubt that these cars would be going more than the ideal 300 mile range of the 85 kWh battery either. If there's a Supercharger at the vehicle yard they could add a…

Nice backhand slap there Polyphony. Well played.

Looks a lot like what I'd expect from a Rescue from Fractalus reboot.

Strangely enough, it doesn't make vroom vroom sounds. It makes a low tinny drone that sticks out more than if it made fake internal combustion engine noises. I see one nearly every morning at the school near my house and I can pick out the "engine" all the way across the parking lot, above the sound of all the other…

Let's say you're not anywhere close to one of the 9 public H2 fueling stations in California when you run out. What happens then? The H2 infrastructure is near as makes no difference, nonexistent.

I would add:

You mean like this one?

I may be in the minority on this but the environments look an awful lot like those in Brink without the cool free-running mechanism.

Best vanity plate ever?

That is in fact what the Texas legislature has told Tesla to tell Texas.

I was in the process of double checking my memory of the rear of the A5 when you wrote this.

You can clearly see the transition point where the Leaf ends and the track bodywork starts. It looks like a kid wading into a pool holding an inflatable tube around his waist.

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There's only one place gasoline can come from at the moment but electricity can come from anywhere. Currently it's mostly dino-powered but it doesn't have to be.

Here, read this:

I need to check the facts from the dealer but if what he says is true, then Fiat may be more interested in an actual production run of the 500e. If they're losing money on every car, then wouldn't it make sense for them to just meet their California requirement and stop offering it?