Fisher Price didn’t sidestep anything. It says right there that the deaths occurred when the children were unrestrained. If Fisher Price puts a safety restraint on the device and the parents decide not to use it, why is that completely on Fisher Price? You don’t think any blame at all falls on the parents who decided…

Except if you follow the instruction by actually securing the child in it, there isn’t a problem. Just banning stuff willy nilly is never the answer. While I feel for the parents for their loss, bu the child should have been properly restrained the child (Like the manual says for all of these style sleepers). When my…

I'm... gonna keep using mine. Little dude is only 1 month, and we only use it if we want a moment where he can sleep and isn't on top of one of us. Never unobserved.

There is a restraint for a reason. The parents decided not to use it. It’s no different than putting your kid in a car seat and not buckling them in. You take the chances you feel comfortable with. 

They’re insanely good at getting a baby to sleep. My daughter practically lived in one 24/7 for the first few months of her life because she would not fall asleep at all on a flat surface with nothing on it no matter what we tried. It’s only dangerous if you keep using it past the age where they can fall out.

Retire... or impeach.

But take dealers and inventory out of the equation, since Tesla doesn’t use dealers. You can factory-order a base version of model [whatever] from manufacturer [whoever] right now and expect an accurate delivery timeline. Generally as soon as the full model line goes on sale.

You have to compare Tesla with other luxo cars, which allow you to custom order your car, as opposed to having to take one off the dealer’s lots.

About as often as I locked my physical keys in my car, not often but shit happens 

“...people like these that get left behind without much to show for the decades they spent doing what they were asked to do.“

Well, maybe. But as someone else pointed out, he's got the seat reclined, and appeared to have woken up briefly. There's falling asleep, and then there's premeditated napping. 

Nope the Supra is actually only 54 inches wide.  I don’t trust the internet or Toyota as much as I trust Jalopnik.  Thanks for bringing truth to the world!

Either the car is too small or you made the plate too big. Your PShop of the car makes the plate look the size of an old album cover.

Rich people, who before bought Benzes and Bimmers, bought Model Ses to ‘one-up’ the neighbors.  As soon as MB and BMW start selling luxury/performance electric cars they will return to the fold.

I never said he’s intelligent- just educated and talented in the field of engineering. Book smart. He also has a tendency to run his mouth confidently based on only cursory thinking. If he’s thought about something for a tenth of a second, he acts like he’s an expert, which is what happened here. The 0.5 seconds he…

What pre-orderers thought Tesla was going to give them for $35,000:
- Incredible EV range
- Leather seats
- Power everything
- Deep customization options
- State-of-the-art autonomous driving capabilities
- Free supercharging
- A BMW 3 Series alternative

They’re not “options” if it’s the only way you can buy the car.

The opposite side of having HOAs is having David Tracy as your neighbor.

1.) Yes, a car is needed in todays society. This isn’t lost on me. What is lost on me are people in their mid-20s driving around in brand new crossovers and SUVs. You and I both know that this is beyond dumb, almost anyone can get financing for a perfectly reliable $10k Camry/Accord/whatever. My college daily driver…

Nope, but they may be borderline idiotic for buying a brand new Honda Civic the moment that graduate college with $50k in debt.