I used the opening “slow burn” to familiarize myself with Aloy, the animals, exploring (such gorgeous scenery), the tribes, and more importantly, leveling up her skillset. By the time I got to the second half of the game I was badass killing machine myself with a nearly maxed out level and was ready for anything.

Out all the depressing parts of this games story, walking thru that children’s facility, knowing they were locked in one place, never having the chance to further their education, clicking on the same intro hologram that never got a chance to be used, broke my heart the most. Such a great game. Yet so heart breaking…

A good idea about a year late from where they are now.

Yeah, I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, Model 3 is going to make or break this company, so far it’s not looking too good for “make”. 500k cars in the next year? Of exceptional QC build? Those first employee reserved 30 are probably fine, now let’s see how the next 30 turn out.

This next year of whirlwind production for a brand new, rushed, product just might turn into that “hindrance” you speak of.

I envision the next few months of Model 3 production to look like the end of the movie Gung Ho when they were frantically putting together and rushing out unfinished cars lol.

It wedged under the trailer “just” right + speed of truck = tipped over truck.

What you did there - I see it.

Oddly - that was the first thing I noticed.

Defensive driving. Pretty sure those are the first words uttered in driving school.

Only if theres $36 large in the trunk - cash... blow... either is serviceable.

Paid the bills... ha!!!

I always think of the limo from the Diff’rent Strokes opening.

KARR!!!

Be honest - you’ve been waiting awhile to bring up the “Lube Cube” crew without it being a little weird haven’t you ;)

I was doing this with my Hot Wheels in my bedroom as a kid - on a much smaller scale mind you.

Caddy messed up the placing of the CT6 big time. They didn’t want to make it a direct full size competitor to S Class/7/A8, they said another larger car was coming, they should’ve gone all out with a CT8 - instead of doing this “tweener” crap they usually pull. It was a halfhearted answer to a demand that didn’t quite…

LOL - Yes... Yes I did learn the word “ajar” from a car. And why don’t cars talk to us anymore like that? Well... I guess smartphones and GPS make that a moot point now.

Same. I want to look away - but my inner 9 yr old keeps giving me a high five everytime I look at it.

Too expensive + small size + cheap gas = low sales.