I’m not confused at all. I can get panel gaps properly spaced in my driveway with hand tools and some freaking newspaper and tape. There is no excuse for any vehicle coming out of the factory with such an absurd and visible lack of quality.

Funded != Built.

The old corningware stuff (which my family owns quite a bit of) was a ceramic glass/porcelain which in some instances seemed almost a more opaque form of milk glass. But that stuff always fell into the category of ceramicware, rather than a coated metal pan. And I have yet to run into anything that didn’t come off…

Apparently, you aren’t aware that Musk never went to school for any sort of engineering. He has a degree in economics. He is not an engineer. He’s a whacked out, high as a kite moron spouting ideas and throwing money at the wall to see if anything sticks. Please, stop drinking his kool-aid.

And I am pointing out that they put effort into putting together the proper dataset to begin with. They don’t rely exclusively on your data produced via their service. My mother watches a metric truckload of British programming via a separate service not owned or funded directly by Netflix. But about 3 months after…

You’ve missed the point that the documents posted on the window were horribly inaccurate. How will you explain away identifying it as a model year 2012 vehicle when Chrysler stopped building them two years prior to that?

That’s okay. Seems par for the course at Dodge and Chrysler. A neighbor of mine just bought a brand new 2012 PT Cruiser with less than 400 miles on it right off the Chrysler dealer’s lot. It should take about 30 seconds of research to realize what was wrong with that sale. BTW, the car sold for less than the Blue Book…

LOL. Considering “Car is done? Park it in a tent” a trade secret gave me a chuckle. That technology has been in household driveways for decades.

Just wait until people finally start to realize that all the other companies Musk has built revolve around attempting to prop up Tesla.

Actually, they may care if you have a dog if dog bites are covered on your home owner policy.

I would tape a cup over the camera... and in the bottom of that cup, I would tape a photo of a hairy ass. Let them watch that 24 hours a day.

Problem here is the logic behind the decision-making process. In theory, all these features mean safer cars with fewer accidents and lower and less frequent payouts. This would then in theory boost profits. This is just a blatant attempt to futher line the pockets of shareholders at the expense of policy holders. The…

Or newspapers.

I’ll point out that all the low population density areas in NJ are state and national parks and game preserves where no one lives to begin with. EVERY single one of them.

technically, the answer to your question is yes. As a location for oceanside beaches, CA gets a massive influx of out of state drivers who don’t obey traffic law. We have the same problem on the East Coast. I live in NJ, which has some of the highest vehicle insurance rates in the country. But more than 3/4 of the…

LOL. You seem to be unaware that Netflix has access to far, FAR more information that what you’ve watched via their service in the last week or three.

The whole northeast region is infamous for its ripoff comedy artists. For years, during the early days of The View, Joy Behar was ripping off material from a radio show in Hartford, CT and this theft was absurdly consistently done the day after the radio show aired for months. And back in the 80's, it wasn’t uncommon…

The headline should be “Alex Winters and Unserious John Wick Reveal Bill & Ted 3 Release Date”

The answer to your question is “The magic of reaction times of rickety 77 year old man.”

Well, then you get all the damned state workers going on strike because you’re making them do too much work by retesting drivers every few years (and they won’t necessarily be wrong). Ugh. And when I got my license over 30 years ago, it was scheduling hell trying to get an appointment for the road test. They issued…