Yeah, I came here to comment similarly: by surveying business majors you’re already starting out with a dataset that over-represents sociopathic tendencies.

IMHO this is one of the very few body kits that actually improves on the design of the original.

The testing requirement will need the vehicle to completely avoid hitting an object from 62 miles per hour, and the system will be required to at least begin applying the brakes from speeds up to 90 miles per hour.

You negative Nancy’s need to stop all your complaining and just start living... out of your trucks.

The Cybertruck was evidence that Musk has gone off the rails and has turned into Tony Montana staring at a huge pile of cocaine on his desk. Musk got high off his own P.R. started believing it (like Tony getting hooked on his own product) and assumed that any ridiculous idea he had would be a hit because it was his…

This is how a P.R. guy would spin it:

Tesla C’est Moi.

-Elon Musk

What does this mean for the Supercharging network? I keep hearing people who bought a Tesla saying that the Supercharger network was a large part of the reason for their purchase.

LOL!

Yeah, I think I read Anthem when I was in college and a couple of her straight philosophy essays. The latter were enough to convince me she wasn’t worth wasting too much time on. OTOH, reading about the salacious details of her life and other hypocrisies is a guilty pleasure (if undertaken in moderation).

So, nudism is not my thing, but this article seems a bit... er... unhinged?

You think it’s bad now... just wait until the first Mars colony.

I’m going to get the bad stuff out of the way first. As spec’d, my press car had an MSRP of $165,000 plus $1,495 destination.

Ah, you’re right. I had to Google it in any case.

Convertible, auto-trans, 245 HP... this car seems tailor made for somebody’s mid-life crisis.

I think Ayn Rand’s novel The Fountainhead would have benefited from having its protagonist named Fred Beans. I know I would have much preferred to see the phrase “Who is Fred Beans?” scribbled in random places when I was in college.

Yes, they axed their cars to focus on trucks and SUVs, but the stupid decision not to offer a $25k corssover is inexplicable until you read interviews with auto exects proclaiming the low volume high margin strategy. Were Ford creeping in the direction pre-pandemic? Sure. But the Pandemic and associated supply chain…

Daweoo ceased to exist over 20 years ago when the bankrupt company was sold to General Motors. The Trax is built in South Korea, but it is built by General Motors.

Yeah I also make a nice living. I paid cash for my 95k mile, 2011 Acura TSX about 6 years ago. Still going strong at 180k miles. At the time the idea of paying $30,000 for a car seemed crazy to me. Still does, I must admit... just not as crazy.