This has been around for a while, and it took me a long time to wrap my head around the physics of it.

Nothing “breaks” or “defies” physics. Tired ass cliche hyperbole makes for a crap headline.

Power seats are optional on the XLT Luxury package:

Haha “plausible-sounding rationalizations”. At least you can admit why you want one.

I’ve got a whole bunch of plausible-sounding rationalizations for putting a manual in everything, but mostly I like manuals.

By god, it’s a 3 box sedan with an open trunk. 

This is the absolute perfect truck for most people who buy trucks. Therefore Ford will sell about a dozen of them and they’ll be discontinued in three years. 

This is great.

THANK YOU! Lifting trucks is dangerous to other drivers and should be illegal for public roads. If you want a lifted offroader, trailer it.

(plus I hate how I can’t see around them on the road)

People may hate the way this looks, but it’s clearly a safety issue. You are putting way less weight over the front tires than the vehicle was designed for. Handling could be dangerously bad depending on how much rake.

Cabin and Engine air filters. I swear I’ve had the filters sitting in my trunk for weeks waiting to be installed, but I just kept putting it off. The fact that it’s so easy and quick actually made it easier to put off - “Oh I’ll just change those real quick tomorrow before work”

What if we built some kind of guide system for these autonomous trucks right into the road, so that the truck didn’t have to steer itself the whole time and can instead just follow a track, since there will be tons of trucks driving the exact same route? Then what if instead of just one tractor pulling one trailer, we…

I was going to say the same. New driver, mostly commute driving, mostly city driving, hilly city driving. You’ve basically just described the absolute optimum automatic and worst manual driving situation. 

They’re probably the same kind of people that would force carnivore pets to eat vegan like they do.

Meanwhile, Tesla itself is still doing its best to sabotage the factory. A new technical report found that plans for handling dangerous chemicals are inadequate or dangerous, and states that the original plans were based on naive assumptions.

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It’s a Torchinsky post, it is commentary from his comedic viewpoint. He stated nobody was injured, we clearly know as readers that the drivers had to have been doing something monumentally negligent to make this happen, and we already have enough shitty news to doomscroll through. So instead, we all revel in the sheer…

And I thought it was only the prices on used Malibus that had gone through the roof.

Hero Tree was lying in wait for a Tesla and when hit by the Malibu forcefully rejected it down the hill

The fence was made out of spring steal, that’s what launched it up so high