Driving with 3 degrees of freedom is the number one, non-health related cause of death yet somehow people think driving with 6 degrees of freedom is the future. 

You could always send them packing by saying something like the colour of their bucket is “autumn mustard” (or something like that) instead of a true yellow... and get out of it on that technicality.

If you saw similar quality issues on a Kia, you would proclaim it to be a POS. But because it is Tesla, you are giving them a pass.

At least they didn’t find the hidden Fuel Shark.

That’s a sleep-deprivedism. Tweaked for clarity.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you a grown man whining about the level of detail of a kid’s toy meant to spark imagination.

or other valuable, roughly book-shaped things.

I made so much money selling press kits on eBay, I wanted to treat myself to an E30 M3.

1980 toyota corona luxury edition

I dunno... That might actually have a lower aerodynamic drag coefficient.

It has two! Well, a split window. And the split is at a different angle than the gas filler pipe.

I went looking, had same question. Found out interesting stuff, first 1bg HD was in 1980 but then seemed to stall out in terms of size. It looks like the focus was on speed and stability.

No, you’re right. My circa-1993 Packard Bell 486/SX25 had about 150MB.

Pretty soon kids are gonna be like “What’s a CD/DVD?”

My first had one of those 20mb drives, and my dad said, “We’ll never fill it up.”

It may have been more mid-90's. I’m old, after awhile it’s a blur. I remember it being one of the biggest available at the time.

You meaning like Sergio being the CEO of both of them? They spun off Ferrari but basically the people who own the shares of Fiat also own the shares of Ferrari. So while Fiat itself doesn’t own Ferrari all the decision makers are basically the same people.

Ah another lover of giant boxes on wheels. I would love to import a weird manual van from Japan. Everyone will call it ugly and wonder why I think it’s so cool. The Delica is calling my name

Ambulantium, very similar to adamantium in Wolverine and also used by the Krell.