And it's a great way to stay in shape.

I started driving in 2002 and have been experiencing this shift towards EVs the entire time. The technology will probably be dialed in by 2050 and by that time my vision will probably be gone so I won’t be able to drive anymore.

Venice is a good example of this because it's still trapped somewhere in between.

Fastest I’ve gone in a car is about 160 and it feels really fast. 

The guy is probably still a millionaire. I remember reading a book about 20 years ago about a failed marijuana grower from Vancouver Island and I’m thinking maybe Mr. Fisker should just retire down by the beach somewhere in Central America. He could write an autobiography about all of his failed endeavors.

This might pair well with a Caterham or Ariel Atom.

Money now.

“America has to protect our geniuses. There aren’t that many of them.”

Technically Top Gear existed prior to the originals, as you refer to them as, presumably referring to Clarkson, May and Hammond.

Briggs Automotive Company (BAC)

It is. It has been owned by a Russian but was reacquired by the British.

If it sounds like ass, I can only imagine it tastes like ass.

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I am by no means a shining example of smart financial choices, however I once came across some interesting data regarding cars that cost more than $100k. I don’t remember the percentage, but a majority of the purchases for new cars costing six figures and up are made in cash.

There was a local them park that had one of these remote controlled robots 30 years ago. It's sad to think that the only improvement is the dexterity.

Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Saw this coming 30 years ago.

I've taken Waymo a few times and haven't had an issue.

I also feel similarly because all the people with their environmental concern shit on him for every word that comes out of his mouth despite leading Tesla to become the largest EV maker in the world. While he may not deserve all the credit, he was a long for the ride and now all these people clamoring on with their…

This saddens me because part of the intention behind EVs was to reduce the dependence on fossil fuels. What it makes me feel like is none of it really matters.