According to the reddit thread, the guy flew 326.7 feet from the point of impact. Hoooooly...

I *think* they made it "AWD" to make their hybrid simpler and completely redundant. And of course, they wanted it hybrid so that they would have a completely silent mode.

That's pretty sweet! I hope it'll be open at all hours. I love walking a deck late at night, and I can only imagine how cool this would look with just your ship, the vast ocean, and the moon.

but would it set off false alarms when I'm driving with my knees?

The compensation varying from locale to locale is something I don't know nearly enough about, or care to know. I was under the impression that you were dismissing compensation as ridiculous or unnecessary altogether.

If a product is unusable during a warranty period, the company absolutely should indeed compensate those who are unable to use the product. Whether or not they could be legally compelled to do so is something I do not know.

I don't understand your logic whatsoever. Whether or not you should be compensated in this situation has absolutely nothing to do with your financial situation. The story is simply this: I bought something from you, I can't use it, if you want to ever have me as a customer again or avoid legal action, you should…

With the 2010 forerunner (and probably many others), when I roll down all of the windows and the rear window, it gets nice and breezy in there! (And perhaps better than a convertible for someone as pale as me).

*lives.

Actually rides like that are disproportionately represented, as people don't typically track their commutes with strava.

Seems nice, but do they have any evidence to indicate that this is actually substantially better than your run-of-the-mill flannel shirt? (Which is, of course, completely inadequate)

They knew about this problem. They knew that it had killed people. They did nothing. Do you agree with those assertions?

I don't think getting angry about a company not fixing a problem that they knew would kill people (and did kill people) is over dramatic.

people have been doing this for years.

Actually, it does mean you can say what you want. It just means that no one has to listen to it or enable it.

It wasn't like I was actually planning on buying one of these (even it if were more available), but I was really excited about it *until* Jeremy Clarkson's review on Top Gear. I feel like now you'd be better off with a Boxster, or plenty of other competitors.

Yes! I used to think like a lot of people who are commenting on this article, but they're ignoring the facts.

How come he can't but you can? :)

I good sir happen to own both a FR-S and a weed-whacker, and can tell you as a matter of fact that the FR-S has at least... three times more power!

How to Lie with Data Visualization, Or, the sort of stuff you'll notice in every graph in the news.