They’re in the process of being replaced by these new trucks (the NGDV) that come in both ICE and EV variants. I believe the first batch are all ICE but will transition to 75% EV later.

And more often than not, it’s the Chinese. Their fishing fleets invade other countries’ home waters because they’ve overfished their own territorial waters, and more often than not, they’re accompanied by their naval militia in “civilian” vessels with hardened hulls or their armed coast guard cutters that harass and…

Is he a football player? Because this sounds like a situation colleges will overlook for certain student-athletes.

Agreed. If they’re really serious, take that money and force traffic to slow down through speed bumps, traffic lights, or other calming measures.

YMMV.

The lights are a little too much (why are they so big?) and those wheels give me Lincoln vibes, but overall it’s a nice design and a departure from some of their over-styled offerings. I’m even getting some Range Rover vibes in that rear-3/4 shot in that dark green.

I despise Elmo Mush but SpaceX actually provides a useful product.

I don’t know why the CyberTruck hasn’t been tested for crash safety yet, but I’d bet that stainless steel body looks fantastic but doesn’t deform enough fast enough to absorb and/or dissipate some of the energy in a crash. Hence the meat sacks inside bear the full brunt of the crash where they might’ve survived in a…

Nothing from the ‘60s will be anywhere close to safe in terms of crash protection, even if it will only see town and rural driving.

Cue the world’s smallest fucking violin for the world’s richest man.

I saw that, but don’t turn signals have to be near the corners? Or is that part of Jaguar’s strategy, to break free from the bonds of turn signal placement?

Where are the rear turn signals on this thing?

Have you guys driven the new A7/S7 (the ICE versions) yet? How do they compare?

From the article it seems like they were doing really well in 2023 but grossly miscalculated the market trends in 2024, leading to increased inventory, reduced profit margin, etc.

I find the Scat Pack trim name kinda old. And weird. I know it’s part of their heritage but still.

Well, Airbus has been stung by lack of teamwork of an aircrew (AF447 comes to mind), so I can see why they’d be all gung-ho about this.

Got it. Sorry, my sense of humor seems to be on strike this morning.

So is he selling them because he can’t drive them anymore because he’s too old, because he needs the cash to pay off his 652 million pound tax bill, or is he just selling them off?

Almost $25k for an almost 50-year old car that’s missing AC (in AZ of all places!), has a “few” niggling issues, and a janky respray?

They knew the charges wouldn’t stick just based on the bodycam footage alone.