The only appropriate use of your horn is to lay on it when you’re going over speed bumps in a residential neighborhood.

Not going to happen.

I’ve been working on a pizza drone that cooks as it’s delivered. Nothing better than a medium with extra lithium ion.

Any sufficiently well-timed green wave is indistinguishable from magic.

Ok so here’s the deal. These engineers need to simply sample humans as an input. They should then randomize the influence that the human sample has on decision making, but weight it heavily on rule based decision making. That way one in every 1000 will be full on human asshole and just romp around neighborhoods…

Eventually, a HAV will be caught disobeying one or more traffic laws. Maybe a sensor will go bad, maybe it’ll be a software issue, maybe it’ll be the result of aftermarket “tuning”. Some time, somewhere, a HAV will be found malfunctioning. What happens then?

The article is broad in assuming that everyone is a bad driver that doesn’t obey traffic laws: They creep out from stop signs after coming to a complete stop and mostly obey the letter of the law — unlike humans. How would they know? There are way more people that obey the law than don’t.

Please don’t honk I’m trying to pour a beer in here.

I’m usually not a huge fan of gray/silver cars, but I love that color. I very nearly pulled the trigger on an IS in that color (Nebula Gray I think?) about a year ago.

That truck in the background is like when you see some poorly-dressed slob in the background of a picture of some fashion model. She’s got a pretty silver dress and he’s got some patchword red coveralls

To their credit, they have some of the best silver paint.

This is the same company that tried to make proper hoverboards. I’ll give them a pass for nerding out over some paint.

Being able to get places without needing a drivers license (in theory).

Yeah, that looks like static caused that one.

and i wish i could kick cheeseburgers out of people hands in mcdonalds drive thru’s... but sadly i cant.

I want this in Polestar blue with their electric engine. Now.

Two door S90?

I’m not the best haggler out there for sure... but I would still rather try to negotiate a lower price on a new car or a used one that I know is reliable - and this is a very important point.

4000 miles in 3 days? Sounds like someone “bought” a TT for an epic road trip.

Carmax is just as bad.