See Autodelta comment - it’s actually pretty sweet to see the Autodelta badge on there!

“did a proper science test” “across three stops” 

“all-American beast”

“not enough ass in the tank to keep her going” - David Buttner, former chairman, Holden 

You flipped it?

Ha I mean the road, not an electrical ground. As in the motor sends power to the road via the wheels

I’m a little bummed that it looks like Aston is taking a step back from future tech

Cadillac realized planned this

the way the throttle system is designed

What is so innovative about assigning each wheel a motor? GM’s method would seem to fit the definition of innovative...

There is definitely a screen for the stereo

Correct - most do dump the waste gate before they get close to what a similar gasoline engine would be making, power-wise. But, that power from 5,000RPM+ is typically only available on gasoline engines. Can be done on a diesel, but speed of combustion is (I believe) difficult to do much higher than that on diesel. Not…

Perhaps with a manual, I’d be willing to forgive the molasses acceleration because the torque would be there to help with taking off from a stop

“While it’s quite obvious that the plastic is different, and the Segway doesn’t have a radiator or, you know, and [sic] engine, the overall shape is pretty similar.”

Based on a press release, you make a pretty strong assertion. And to back it up, you talk about how you like the pictures.

Buell just ran half a Harley Sportster Evolution engine as a single. Pretty sure Harley doesn’t need Buell around to figure that one out

- a man who has clearly never spent weeks searching for his safari group after becoming separated during a routine bladder emptying 

“Plus, they run on the most abundant element in the universe and produce no pollution.”

Hoping it continues to get better. It’s so unfortunate that you were injured and had to suffer through the recovery, but theses deeper pieces have been appreciated. Listened to the podcast interview with my wife. Damn. I can personally say that it’s caused me to improve my safety habits in the garage (different, but…

Interesting that you took a commercial flight to get to park, rode around in a hummer, and then noted that climate change was reducing the size of the park.