He wants kids to die in car accidents. He wants people to pump out extra kids to replace their killed ones. Its perfect logic if you are a repulican.

Why, in the world, is ANYONE voting for people this far removed from any reality?

You had interesting tastes...

Fuck this thing.

I think this guy’s mindset might be one of the biggest reasons this is all happening.

A Mercury Tracer was $12450 in 1998 which is $23,700 in todays money. That’s 2024 Honda Civic LX territory and the 24 Civic has as much room as an Accord/Camry from the same era.

Those island will be long underwater. How about on top of a nice butte somewhere in Wyoming or Montana? Or maybe atop a mesa in the arid southwest.

This is exactly what first should be electrified: any vehicle that runs the same limited route, day after day, and returns home to recharge each night. Every mail truck, school bus, city bus should be an EV ASAP.

They’re goofy looking, but honestly pretty endearing, and being purpose-built whilst also increasing safety and comfort is a huge win. 

Meanwhile, Ford, GM, and the corpse of Chrysler are doing nothing about this, other than cranking out more overpriced ICE giant trucks, and will come crying to the government for bailouts when they can’t compete against Korea, Chinese, and Vietnamese manufacturers who offer basic electric cars that people can actually…

I honestly didn’t know that Hoonigan was anything other than a slogan or name. I associated it with Ken Block but that’s as far as it went for me. To discover it’s an actual business with $1.2 billion in debt blows my mind as much as those gymkhana videos. This might be part of their business problem.

“In the review, Clarkson commented on the poor range of the car, which lasted just 55 miles on a race track, and claimed that it took an eye-watering 16 hours to top the battery up once again.”

Man, Rogan just continues to remind us that his standup comedy was really where he peaked in terms of content quality. Which is not saying much.

As a >6 year EV owner who will never go back to ICE I have no idea why anyone would buy an EV without a reliable & convenient way to charge at home, or at least at work.

I picked up an EV a couple months ago because of the huge depreciation (2023 with under 13k miles for roughly 60% of it’s MSRP). I have the perfect situation for an EV as I have a garage where I installed the level 2 charger, my commute is short, and I have other cars if range is an issue. I haven’t even used a public…

coulda made 200 Ebikes with that battery!

I’ll bite, tell me how a 500 mile car is a “good thing”? Like what is the delta between a 350 mile car and a 500 mile car? I still can’t do the drive from my in-laws to my house in a day on the 500 mile car. That is 850 miles. (yes we stop, but is the goal fast charging while taking breaks? or being able to road trip…

Diesel pickup are cool and have their place, but these assholes rolling coal in the faces of pedestrians and cyclists can fuck off.

They weren’t built for peak power. But reliable power that you can run in high load scenario’s all day. Similar to a boat engine.

Smart move. Perfectly normal and relatable person versus the couch fucking VP for the other side.