I disagree. While Haas is an American team and there are American F1 races, there’s definitely (IMO) a snobby Euro attitude towards Americans from Formula 1. “They don’t have class.” -- to be fair, we don’t have their type of snobby class. “We’re a bunch of yahoos.” -- to be fair, many are but they aren’t the ones…

All the options you gave can be had for significantly less after 1 year lol 

I’ve actually been a bit of the opposite on Bugatti. As I’ve age, supercars just look more like an uncomfortable compromise to show off wealth than anything worth owning, even if I had some spare millions to waste. Bugatti pushing the limits of material engineering is far more interesting to me than anything from just…

Wait, what?

Those idiots couldn’t find a fact in an encyclopedia haha

Drive it more. 

How could I check on nationwide inventories on Chrysler 300s? Are there lots of 300s sitting at dealers too? Or is it only the Dodges turning into lot lizards?

It’s painfully obvious how Trump won a second time.

It’s amazing how stupid people can be. When I was around 12 or so, my dad was driving our short bed truck with an 8 foot ladder in the back. We stopped at an intersection and we got rear ended by a guy in a restored 1st gen Mustang that had just come from the paint booth.

I want to feel sympathy for these people. I want to be a good person and look past our differences, acknowledging that everyone has different tastes and that’s okay. But...

If they have internet service to sign up for the promotion that is only available online, why do they need 30 days of free internet from Musk?

Also, spending money is not synonymous with wealth.

Rewind 60 years and the people commenting against these protests would similarly be asking those sitting in at the Woolworth’s counter to please move already so people can go about their day.  But, you know, respectfully.

Yes, yes they are. Because they expect the promised range, and that is how Tesla calculated that range. There is no defending this.

As someone working for another car manufacturer and doing mechanical engineering for battery packs this article is quite funny. But I can see where your confusion is coming from. This time at least it’s not a bug, it’s a feature.

“... one of the Cybertruck’s lead engineers...”

Since most are driven to the Starbucks drive thru...

They do make a 4cyl hybrid that gets 35mpg city (actually 36)—it’s called the Highlander. You can’t force people to buy the car they really need.

without issuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.....

Damn! That’s some sore losers there. Oh, and good luck with that, you fucking morons.