Chrysler also applied for the same loan program that Tesla received from the DoE, but withdrew its request in 2012. It's unclear why Chrysler would bring this up. Tesla didn't mention Chrysler anywhere in its announcement or provoke them in any way. The loans that Chrysler repaid were also very contentious. Yes, it is…

What would surprise me? A diesel Toyota with floor mats.

- Visibly injured and distressed man falls into pit on scooter.

It appears so. Can't see the floormat from this angle.

Includes a shot of a guy standing on the piston's bottom end, inside the engine.

Your work was awesome. I hope this somehow gets promoted...

Incidentally, I saw an F1 in person at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum on Sunday. It's pretty impressive to see. And not as big as you would imagine considering what it did.

Here it is moving it's 8-foot stroke about:

Allow me to break this down for you: Drivers are so ignorant about their own cars, which they bought of their own accord, that a car company has to take further steps to prevent people from ruining them.

When you want to go to the moon, you need a big engine. The Saturn V was the biggest they ever made.

I hope it comes back to previous generations' oddball looks.

Xbox, GO HOME, YOU'RE DRUNK.

This is a pun and double-entendre orgy.

"My job is soooo easy." - Everyone else

I got the other one.

"JAMES HUNT:
Another F1 world champion who has offered Kimi both inspiration and a pseudonym for races in both snowmobiles and powerboats."

They are making it look like that car is cool and has a soul.

Exactly 5 minutes in, gratuitous shot of a big watch. Oh you Swiss and your timepieces!

5:23 = All your apex are belong to us.

Thank you, that worked.