got to wait and see what happened. Never good to blame first without details, which the writer didn’t provide to support their assertion the car “went haywire”

There’s nothing wrong with reporting an accident occurring as long as you don’t draw false conclusions without facts.

No time for in-depth reporting, got to get it on the internet for clicks.

So it seems like the people in the car weren’t seriously injured. But the article makes no mention of what THEY say happened. Did police not get a statement from the people actually involved? 

Too much CGI, not enough actual object. They really need something more concrete here. 

What is there to be obsessed about? We all drew this car as a doodle in fourth grade math.

Where are the rear turn signals on this thing?

Your argument might be more convincing if Jaguar hadn’t designed the thing on an N64.

The first one I saw was parked behind some shops. For all intents and purposes, it was a shiny dumpster.

I’ve seen two in Toronto so far.

It’s as interesting as the dog turd yesterday that had me doing a skid, almost causing me to land on my back on top of it. I expect it was laid by a Great Dane or an over-eating Retreiver.

I really love what the designers were trying to do with Cybertruck, it’s really interesting design.

What a fucking waste.

“Can’t park it, fit it on the streets, charge it, get it worked on, or get the software to work, had to give it baby bumpers, and people are constantly pointing and laughing at me.
...
Still love the truck.”

And pushing the gas pedal too hard.

With apologies to Elton John...

And going too fast as well.

Bravo! #COTD

Eh, it probably would be fine on Mars.  No traffic, trees, or lightpoles on the Red Planet.  

Did they stop after hitting the sign?  No?  They kept moving?  Sign worked.