This. So much this.

If Williams did it in F1 in 1993, isn’t fair to assume such a system could be lightweight enough now? Or am I mixing up my active suspension F1 cars of the ‘90s?

No I did not. Man, Friday brain is broked.

Just saw my typo. I meant “we’ll”.

will cost the City of San Francisco alone more than $4.8 million.

Being blind is a prerequisite to purchase it.

Having just read about a shining example of the best that humanity has to offer (http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/doomed-columbi…), I ... can’t ... even.

Price of oil being down must have had some pretty serious effects on his backers I assume.

Funny thing happened since this year-old post went up... I got a Tesla in September.

Cool video.

To be fair, in Québec, we are forced by law to use snow tires.

There has been talk of an optional suction-cup roof rack. But it does prevent one of the doors from opening.

I may have to tweak my over/under of 30 days for a cross-country trip I wanted you to take Doug. Am thinking in geological terms now...

Have you taken one on a road trip? Because I have.

I guess that makes me old.

Let’s lay down a pitchfork or two: stop comparing living with a Tesla to your driving habits with your current gas car.

Spock Jazz hands!

Love it. Here is a suggestion: try and go for the fastest coast-to-coast trip in a hand-built, 9 year-old exotic British car.

I can relate to your “Best” part. Although, there was nothing flat about the torque curve of my ‘09 and ’14. But that was part of the giggle-like-an-idiot-inducing fun!

I will not answer your concerns, or pretend I can live in your shoes.