If you can afford this, you can afford to park it off the street. 

“Just get a Model X for all your “needs.””

“1. Those wheels will be eaten alive here in Boston. Sorry, no go.”

So you hope it doesn’t happen because some people are annoying.

Yeah, no, AV tech actually working would be great in a ton of circumstances. Dense urban commuters, senior citizens, drunks, and commercial applications would benefit immensely with proven tech. 

“Let’s say there are 400,000 Teslas with $3,000 worth of AV tech in them present day. That is $1.2 billion.”

Sure, you put cars on your policy and it affects your premiums, but in the end, the policy is yours, not your car’s. In this case, I guarantee the thing only carries liability anyway, so the only question is will the insurance company cover whatever David hits in the car he doesn’t own. 

“I somehow managed to get 2,000 actual U.S. dollars in exchange for my $500 Postal Jeep,”

I doubt listing it on his policy is an issue. It was insured when he got rear ended...

Wrong person. Deleted.

“A road car with an F1 or F1 derived engine sounds like a terrible idea to me if you’re looking for a hypercar you want to drive regularly”

Non-metallic greys aren’t super common and are interesting in a more subdued way. 

“Does anyone actually thing that primer gray is a good colour for cars?”

“Then the small turbocharged sedan would be, uh, I guess the Sloop?”

The Armada has 3 rows and is body on frame. 

A Corvette crossover should be called the Frigate.

He was talking about this week, which is an admitted short period of time. The Corvette coverage has slowed down.

That definitely holds up with Jalopnik’s coverage the Corvette with the backdrop of their GM coverage overall. 

That definitely holds up with Jalopnik’s coverage the Corvette with the backdrop of their GM coverage overall. 

There’s “different” in terms of not following conventional wisdom and providing a truly inspired product. And there’s “different” in terms of creating the Homer car from the Simpsons.