Ah yes, the Elite with the non-folding back seat!

I’m intrigued. Which brands do you consider to do SUVs properly?

Last time Lotus tried making a family vehicle:

I don’t know, it looks pretty good on paper.

Don’t draw conclusions. At least wait for a clay model before you render an opinion.

I dunno. Looks sketchy.

Maybe it’s tall only in comparison to an Elise, and that gas cap is actually waist high.

Everyone knows the higher the fuel fill the faster the vehicle. It’s science.

I read “oldmuscle cars” and my mind went to 60s Chevelles and such, and I thought that’s a little out of the price range, then I read “from the 90s” man I am getting old...

Yes. I was more this, but I feel ya.

old muscle cars from the ‘90s

I have a convertible. I agree. Sunroofs in normal vehicles are handy though.. Especially when the 4 year old in the back seat rips a fart that is outlawed by the Geneva Convention.

Yeah, but you were saying that you didn’t say disaster capitalism. Just that the fact of you mentioning it and you thinking it, isn’t going to make it go away. Whiff and is may not be the same, but you “whiffing” at the idea of Disaster Capitalism is still an asshole move. Think whatever you will, at least he is…

Disaster capitalism is when you get the victim to sign a shit contract because they have few resources to turn to and no time to spare. Did Tesla make Puerto Rico sign a big juicy contract? If not, this is not disaster capitalism, unless you want to try to spend all your efforts being critical of the PR potential at…

They had leftover glass strips from making the side widows stupidly small, so they jammed them in up top, I guess?

reduce the quality of the paint until it’s just not that brilliant rust.

they will tone down the shoulders until it looks mundane, reduce the C-pillar until there is better visibility, reduce the quality of the paint until it’s just not that brilliant, remove all the little details and flicks which make it interesting, and put some big mirrors on it. Then, we’ll just say.. oh, a…

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