Or is a country full of people used to waiting 48 months for a Lada patient enough to deal with no new SEATs?

How simple.

This seems to be terribly 20th-century specific. No caravel (developed to fight the Moors but used to cross oceans)?

It's a remix of Derezzed, and I do prefer the original. But it's still good.

Wow, that's poorly drawn flag. Did they hire a third grader to make in MS Paint?

This about the only excusable reason to have truck nuts...

And in one case driven by an actual 70s driver!

And pretty damn useless in an electric car, which is the point of the article.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Farthinder means speed bump, which is neither a cool name nor a cool concept for a hypercar.

There's a saying that the way to make a small fortune in the aerospace industry is to start with large fortune. But rich people still do it, because they think it's cool. I imagine the same thing applies here.

COTD

Because he is King of Rednecks, and only the finest NASCARs are fit to abandon in his yard.

Meh. If there is anything to be sanctimonious about, it is idiot teenage street racers. Every one that crashes into a tree at 3:00 AM makes it that much harder to legitimately raise the speed limit in places where it should be higher.

Yes, though there are different grades of kerosene, ranging from the gloopy stuff they make candles with to the super refined RP-1 used as rocket fuel. Thus his trick with the faked density.

5th Gear: I'm dubious of this conclusion. What the dock workers in LA just did was to encourage shippers to find alternatives to unionized ports so one strike doesn't put them on the back foot again. Walmart already provides better benefits than some of its competitors, so even successful unionizing isn't going to…

There is a point where you have to ask how hard it is drive in a straight line, turn left, repeat, and not crash.

Computers can often respond better to a situation which a pilot would find strange, but is just as strange for the software as any other time it is flying. Computers have no "muscle memory" to change or bruised ego to overcome.

It's Silicon Valley logic. I knew some people at a social media firm that was snapped up for $1 billion. Was it worth that? No. Was it worth at least 1/75 of Tesla? Probably. And most of that $75 billion would be stocks anyway.