Put an E after the name and ditch e-Tron, you cowards!

In Texas, test cars for autonomous vehicle startups have also been targeted, showing that tensions between regular people and autonomous vehicles are rising.

Go ahead, attack the thing that has a 360 degrees camera field-of-view, is constantly recording and beaming said footage to the mothership, and also is expensive enough that its owner might want to sue you into the ground.

“The peak of modern engineering towards a purpose is dumb and boring because I can’t afford it” Like you don’t find the concept of a McLaren F1 or Bugatti Veyron interesting?

That far south? The Sun/Time.

I didn’t watch the video, but based on the picture he could have simply parked nose in and been a helluva lot closer to the charger.

If it all checks out, I’d say NP; almost all of the base Caymans around me have half the miles, but are charging twice what he’s offering. Used Camry money to go canyon carving isn’t a bad proposition.

Notice what he’s NOT doing — looking at/typing into/distracted by a phone. While wrinklies chartering a land yacht to procure produce via 50mph on a highway is sub-optimal, so are yoots going 90mph scrolling thru Insta and texting friends their party plans while balancing a hot venti and QT sando in their laps.

The Lions are not in the NFC Championship game. They have to win this weekend to get there.

“if you purchased an EV in 2021-22 when inventories were low and markups were high, you might be upside down right now.”

The fact they put “737 MAX” in the headline, even though the incident had nothing to do with the plane type, tells you exactly why this article exists.

It’s wild to me that it feels like everyone in the US has realized that we may have went a little too far when it comes to buying cheap shit from China (even though were still obsessed with it, I see you Shein and Temu shoppers).

Have our modern capitalists not done their homework, or is a genuinely free and fair market not in their interests?

Odd take there, Collin. The update seems very well done and a nice improvement over the prior gen Y. I get that styling is subjective, but this is a much more contemporary and crisply styled car.

Gotta be honest, I think the aspect ratio of the photos is making it worse. Other criticisms aside, by cropping the edges of the car while leaving the height of car in-frame plus extra, I suspect it’s making the car look narrower than it is.

Will it take time to see what kind of impact congestion pricing actually has on traffic? Of course.

This shit is so funny to say about Porsche lmao

I’m solidly GenX and I hate that. 

Shit, I’m a Millennial and it still looks like a nightmare

I’ll gladly be the youngest millennial boomer out there and say it sucks.