“You missed the point.”

got the weirdest sense of deja vu reading this jason. I already knew all this. but I thought I knew it because you had already told me. i dunno shit about old maseratis. Am I adrift in time???

I touched it, and both rocker panels immediately disintegrated.

I’m now banned from Vietnam. 

Autonomous red wagons

Cue rich guys hiring little red wagons full of phones to make their commute easier.

That applies equally to all cars.

I was shocked to learn recently that Lotus continued to make the Esprit until 2004! Sure, the last gen S4 looks a little Fat Elvis with the double chin and rounded edges, bit given the chance I would rock one any day of the week.

Yes.

Still my favorite wedge.

Some of my favorite wedges:

This list is incomplete without The Shape of Things To Come: the Triumph TR7/TR8:

For those who also want a couch.

Sleep at airport they said.  It will be fun they said.

People are waiting to buy their next car, as they decide whether or not to buy a traditional ICE vehicle, hybrid, or EV. Lots of talk about rapid advancements in EVs has people waiting to see if range will improve enough for them.

I am sad to report that I love the Continental bulge grafted onto the otherwise anonymous Rivian.

what are you guys talking about? There have been Electric Lincolns for over 50 years!

“Electric Lincoln” Sounds like a really good name for a rural midwestern based Techno group.

I went to an industry outlook conference last week, and one of the speakers said “not so fast”. Assuming a shared car future (big assumption) and the expectation that a vehicle will be in operation for many more miles a year, they’re going to wear out faster (usable lifespan about 200-300K miles) and will be useless…

Also, greater car longevity means lower car turnover.