It’s almost like...there are better solutions to solving this kind of crime than needless chasing them and putting others at risk.

I like it.

Is it really your dream car if you’re deciding to trade it in for basically no reason?

Great idea but that would be very hard to quantify and control.

It should be $12.5 for any EV with defined capabilities (min range, etc.). There also shouldn’t be any income cap on who qualifies. If the goal is to get EVs on the road to mitigate a climate crisis, do that.

Sincere question: How is something somewhat better than an immediate 10 percent raise and an $8,500 ratification bonus, plus 5 percent raises in 2023 and 2025, a big loss?

Does “Hollywood Mode” mean that it’s going to pressure me into unwanted sex in exchange for a part in it’s upcoming film project that is sure to make me a star?"

In NH we get high speed motorcycle chases every summer; often in excess of 150mph. You can’t even consider chasing these sport bikes with something like a charger - Way too slow. Instead, they just shut down the toll booths, traffic backs up, and the officers can just walk up to the guy and arrest him

I’d just like an EV that is narrow enough to fit in my old urban garage, but still comfortable enough for highway use. e-Golf with more range would be ideal for me, too bad that ID4 thing is so ugly and wide.

Not only that, but the average new car in the US costs $45k. So if this goes on sale for $40k, it’s priced lower than average.

Half the cost and size...like a Honda-e, which Honda won’t sell in the US because its too small and lacks the range?

What’s the range with a Tepui on top?

Wake me up when someone delivers an EV that is half the cost and size.

Can it do a burnout?

I just don’t really understand who this bike is for. It’s like a less powerful Grom with absolutely zero highway capability and unlike a small scooter it still requires a motorcycle licence. I understand why it's successful in its original markets but it seems completely useless for the majority of North America. 

I don’t know who I heard say it, but they said it best, “Employers love to talk supply and demand until it comes to labor.”

Seriously. Greed? Are you kidding? This is a trash headline.

For the privilege of buying a car from the wealthiest man in the world.

Why did Honda copy the Dodge Charger’s grille?

Are they ever going to make a Civic Si hatchback?