Things that are inside are more reliable that things outside? Number of cars I have broken a door handle on, 1. Number of cars where a window motor went out, 5. It really doesn’t matter where it is placed, a simple lever will be more reliable than a sensor.

Mid-engined RWD sportscar, meet snow.  Have you met snow’s friend, wall?

Um...what you quoted simply addresses a recommendation that people who convert to EV keep their old parts safe and well-labelled.

“...there we no casualties.”

I’ve seen them in person and I agree. I wouldn’t call it ugly, but when I’ve looked it’s left me with an impression that something’s off.

In my opinion it looks unfinished; not a fan of Tesla’s current front end styling for all their models.

I’ve tried explaining this to my friends back east with their AWD cars that it doesn’t mean shit if you have AWD when you have shitty tires. My open-diff, FWD little Civic on Firestone Winterforce’s was way less stressful to drive than my Ex’s CR-V on allseasons. Yea it sucks how expensive they are (which is why you…

It’s not a “mistake” and no one was in danger. He was a beat cop surrounded by actual trained SWAT members with sniper rifles. He not only didn’t need to be there but was a danger to everyone in the vicinity. This wasn’t a hot pursuit; there was all the time in the world to deal with the situation and he was not part…

Here’s what Car and Driver found about the aligning torque of the F30 and E90:

First, I believe the lawsuit against Armslist is bullshit. Second, I’m seeing two claims here:

Ubisoft Montreal employees? They’re all written in bad english...

Your rant went on about open carry and the states where this would be illegal are typically not open carry states. But hey, feel free to get arrested for a concealed weapon that is basically worthless.

Kudos to the successful test run of Mr. Musk’s mind control gun.

+1. This guy was drinking the Tesla koolaid and bought into what they were selling him.

I blame Tesla for calling something “Autopilot” when it is in fact, just adaptive cruise control that keeps you centered in the selected lane.

Four decades? Hmm. I’ll be 87, but I’ll still have one of these.

I’m not here for the bullshit and false equivalences today. You will be dismissed.

In the 1990s, “Dusty Rose” was a pretty standard interior design color. It’s now utterly despised by everyone but those in their 80s.

Yes, only Fox News ever has a typo on a graphic.

So every test mule get’s a production run?....and it’s guaranteed to come to the United States? Don’t give them credit until they give us the car!