Man, I am a liberal, tree-hugging, bike commuting, green economy loving individual, and agreeing with @v10omous actually brings me pain, but every piece of opinion put forth in this article is hot garbage.

1st gear, 3rd gear, 5th gear: Raph impressively demonstrates ZERO understanding of the topics at hand. It’s not just about opinion. He literally has no understanding of the underlying intricacies. This isn’t just bad journalism, it’s just childish blabber.

do you guys remember when Subway announced they had ended their relationship with Jared 15 hours before he went to jail?

A Morning Shift finally hit 5/5 wrong takes, congrats all around!

I don’t like this subscription model for car features. At all. I think I’m just going to be sticking to buying used from now on if that’s the direction we’re going in. I’ve driven plenty of cars that have similar technology (although it’s not autonomous) that don’t charge you by the month to use.

There’s a large no-haggle dealer group nearby my humble abode. The Mrs bought a car there, and my brother bought a car there remotely earlier this year. Brother wanted a PPI at an independent garage. They did it no hassle. Every time I’ve gone in there, the folks working are generally pretty helpful. Prices are…

I’m just glad to see American companies doing something interesting. Outside of a few vehicles made by Lincoln, the Model 3, the Bronco, and the 350R/500 there isn’t really much made here in the states that I want to buy. I hope Lucid succeeds and pushes Tesla in the process, I also hope Rivian becomes the American…

If you are curious, why have you not looked at what Tesla did with its German acquisition Grohmann Engineering? Raised Salaries, Distributed Stock Options ($10k each at 2017 value) and one time cash incentive of 1000euros.   I would say that in 2020 valuation, they did really well.

I simply want efficiency tax credits. Not everyone has charger access, has a commute that is compatible with an EV, or has the $50k that a long range EV costs. If we want to change the face of american transportation, we need to cast a wide net. The fact we throw tax incentives at a $200k, 5000lb Taycan and not a $24k…

Hard to get those deets from a fixer who is a lawyer. There are certain things you’re not allowed to disclose. Yes, even after you’re fired, yes, even if they’re the most repulsive human ever. That’s why you want your fixer to be a lawyer, so they can’t rat on you.

How is it possible to write this article without mentioning Mark Watney or potatoes?

I have never read a Rich Juzwiak review of anything that isn’t just lengthy word-vomit justifying his preconceptions.

This has ALWAYS been Rich. Rich is literally incapable of understanding a mindset that isn’t NYC. He has absolutely no depth to any of his thoughts because he refuses to broaden his horizons in any capacity.

For Rich, HIS version of Gay is the only way to be Gay. Everything else is worth derision.  It has been this way…

Can you imagine someone making that complaint about Michelle Obama’s book?! “Why didn’t she talk about losing her virginity? What a prude!”

We know Rich hasn’t changed much in time at Gawker/Gizmodo/ G/O because he still one of those annoying gatekeepers of what is the “correct” ways to be gay (aka one that mirrors his experiences and current NYC mindset) and what is  being a “bad” gay. I say this as a gay man myself. 

Do you know what kissing looks like? You seem to be confused. I know a couple people from Indiana don’t fit the mold of the perfect candidate all you hipsters seem to prefer, but maybe Pete and Chasten are what they seem, two very nice people who actually cared about helping change the country.

Especially given that I plan to leave in the next two weeks.

Oh good, another empowering article about the way women look.

Germany: your automobile may not be a rolling deathtrap, flinging tetanus and syphilis at random passersby.

“I wish him well.”