That is the worst dash cam video quality I’ve ever seen.

Planes have “autopilot” but pilots are still required to be awake and paying attention. I don’t see the issue with the name. It is in the best sense of the word and “autopilot” mode. It doesn’t mean it’s immune to making mistakes.

Walking on the moon > being driven around by your car.

In true TVR form, it was meant as a metaphor for their 2018 Le Mans entry:

“All 106 of the BP23 supercars sold out in 2016"

Nothing makes you feel safe like knowing the company who made your car is doing the bare minimums to game the test. It validates the idea of the IIHS of mixing up the tests from time to time. Seriously that Ford test of reinforcing only the drivers side is deeply depressing and disturbing.

Note to self, if wife brings home an Escape or Outlander Sport it may be a sign I have outlived my usefulness.

Wade depth literally means, it can wade through water up to a depth of 19" of water so all breather tubes and electronics are located above that limit. You can’t ever leave a vehicle to sit in water as water will eventually make its way into the differentials via the seals and give you a nice milky mess instead of…

Yes, lithium does explode in water but lithium-ion batteries are designed to make sure no water comes into contact with the lithium.

Even Ken Block needs several takes to film a gymkhana.

You have a lot of experience in a sprint car, I’m taking it.

Well, Kevin Ward did get fucked. So either one works.

No that’s what happened. Stewart clearly had the top three buttons of his race suit open to show off that chest hair. Ward was smitten to death.

nah, sucide by sprint car

Sure, if you get a good head start.

Bitches, please. We Germans are hitting those speeds every night of the week on the autobahn and yall talking about hot brakes and tires blowing up. GTFOH.

He was doing 150 in a Mustang on a perfectly straight road, and managed to escape instead of suddenly veering to the right and mowing down a crowd of people. He’s got to at least be in the top 10-15% of Mustang drivers in terms of skill.

“It’s extremely reckless, especially with people who haven’t been trained to drive at those speeds,”

The driver knew the car’s sensors didn’t work in this stretch of highway (and complained about it to Tesla), yet he still decided to enable Autopilot and not pay attention through this very stretch of highway.

And Tesla can’t wait years for the NTSB to issue a formal finding, while Tesla’s image gets trashed in the process.