This man is the largest threat to humanity that exists.

Most of it isn’t. Tesla is a publicly traded company and ~80% of the company is owned by shareholders, possibly even including you, if you or your retirement account owns share of the S&P 500. Tesla is far from the only mainstream company you probably are purposely or unaware you are a customer of that donates to…

I have never found Suburu seats to be comfortable, and some are actually painfull. Some drivers fit them but some don’t. That a NoDog for me beyond the fact that its a vanilla 24 year old Forester. 

Putting the Imola in immolation. 

There’s just something about this interior, while minimalist, that’s just comforting to me. Modern minimalist interiors just don’t replicate this feeling to me.

Tesla is so painfully overvalued it isn't funny, it feels like a bubble just waiting to pop.

I think you are experiencing the same thing as many who are relatively new to trucks. Those of us who have been driving pickup trucks for a while (over 40 years now, for me) just don’t really care.

I certainly appreciate the overall sentiment of the article, but the idea that “no one needs a truck as big of the Silverado...” seems to be a bit off the mark. We live in the mountains on 3 acres and just last month while rebuilding my retaining wall I was regularly hauling loads of cement and lumber near the max…

Probably in the minority here but these things are ugly AF.

No Dice here. If it’s being sold by an actual shop that does repair work then fix the carb.

Suprised by the number of folks NP-ing an 11 year old VW.

Republicans’ “pro-American worker policies.”

You know this and Tesla knows this, but how many customers spent one second thinking about this before they signed the paperwork? 

Why are you using the gender neutral possessive pronoun “their” here:

Not that my parents ever beat me, but a spanking every so often usually had the desired effect.  It was known as an “attitude adjustment”.

Traffic fines in countries like Finland, Switzerland, and the UK are based on income: the more you earn, the more you pay. This approach is much fairer than the flat penalties imposed in the US, which disproportionately impact low-income drivers.

The ugly paint job, the music, overuse of the word “bro” and the dopey “how could this have happened?” look after so many dumb choices.
And this person is an “influencer.”
God help us all.

“no more driving cars like this in the rain.”

*Friend, profusely bleeding from multiple points in his head, clearly needs to get to a hospital.*

Jack: Bro, hold my phone and film this!

Repulsive little twat.