When was the last time a Le Mans winner was relevant to your daily commute?

And don’t say shit like “gone totally homo” like it’s a pejorative, you fucking Neanderthal.

Respectfully, feel free to point to some specific instances of misinfo. You can’t just cry wolf and not even bother to point to it hiding behind that tree over there

“It’s a little more complicated than “Dur, orange man bad!””

(*Loudly clears throat*) Oh? There’s a semiconductor shortage? I was told by the 45th President of the United States, the “dealmaker” himself Donald Trump that “Trade wars are good, and easy to win.” Are you saying that Honest Donald lied to us? Perhaps China is hoarding semiconductors for themselves because of the…

Actually, depends which state you’re in. There are several states in this country the sign isn’t even required. You do have the legal authority to shoot someone that sets foot on your property, as long as you say you were scared while they did it.

I like that they admit the Model 3's interior is shit to use specifically because you weren’t meant to actually drive the car. Considering how far away Level 5 autonomy is, that goes beyond “putting the cart before the horse.” The horse hasn’t even been born yet.

This is obviously a comment from Reddit, but I find the lack of logic illuminating:

The whole concept that FSD is cheaper now if you pre-order it than it will be as the technology matures is bonkers. No other technology follows that path. Technology gets cheaper as it matures. 

I feel like the same general advice of “don’t treat Kickstarter as pre-orders” applies here. 

I’m guessing with $17 Billion to burn, they need to travel a little further out. “Spread out, boys! We’ve got brown people to arrest!” - Border Patrol, probably.

What a surprise.

Yup.

Racial profiling and being thinned skinned assholes, gotta love the border patrol. I wonder how many of them also think they are the punisher

This surprises nobody!

“when Toyota should have infinite resources (compared to these companies) doesn’t make sense.”

Didn’t Toyota spend like 30 years making their cars feel as bland as possible? I think being in a Toyota is like eating chicken. It’s just like... something... I just can’t quite place it. It’s somehow intimately familiar while also being completely forgettable, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Sometimes I drive…

Exactly. One of the world’s smallest car companies find a way to make a small, lightweight, inexpensive sports car that has sold well for 25+ years. But a company that is something like 100x bigger has to find a partner to make a competing vehicle? This doesn’t compute.

Having driven both I can tell you dynamically they feel different. However if you’re sitting in a Supra, it definitely feels like you’re inside a BMW.

That’s outright bullshit. 

It’s even more staggering that so many people are willing to believe it.