A cute car with a toxic male name and a toxic male grill?

The matrix and aztec are redeemable. This is not cute like a platypuses they are.

This is three different species of roadkill twisted in a disgusting pile. Avert your eyes!

Seriously? If you can get a ship across interstellar distances, you can accelerate an impactor to relavisitic speeds.

It wouldn’t take an ELE-sized asteroid. Just enough to destabilize supply lines and cause a famine.

If the aliens want to fight us, they just drop an asteroid on us. The biosphere will survive. We will not.

If they want to obliterate us, they use a relativistic impact weapon.

If they want to enslave us...

Anyway, we can only hope we get treated better than Europeans treated Native Americans, Indians, and Africans.

O…

Hinkie’s tankerrific haul of what, 5 or 6 prime lottery picks yielded a fragile center and a tall point guard without a functional free-throw-range jump shot in the modern NBA.

Other picks/trades:
- Nerlens Noel for Jrue Holiday (Jrue is actually decent)
- Michael Carter-Williams (11th pick)
- Dario Saric (12th pick)
-…

If Americans didn’t buy massive vehicles that drastically reduce the capacity of roads, maybe it wouldn’t have come to this.

But it did.

Good thing you live in the boonies. Stay there.

Bad for Le’veon Bell getting a big contract. Yet another featured RB bad contract.

They build EVs at scale for a profit.

Their gigafactory batteries can be used in Tesla cars, powerwalls, utility scale storage, and other EVs produced by other companies.

Are you really that unaware of the gross imbalance of wealth in America and the world?

Well, most of the million dollar hypercars don’t see the road.

But EV platforms will be able to do this level of performance for under 200k ... if not now (tesla roadster 2.0), then with maturation of battery manufacturing costs even without solid lithium breakthroughs.

And that’s for an olympic sport for peanuts of earnings....

For me as a shopper, I haven’t checked in a while, but Mercedes and Audi actually had really bad reliability ratings, while BMW was only average to above-average. I heard it was the turbos and lots of other engine problems.

I don’t know how Teslas are doing, but EVs should be theoretically a lot better than ICE…

Dealerships do combine the above, but in a distributed fashion of ownership with highly variant management quality and customer service and sales tactics and ethics.

The other distinction is that showrooms can be in one place, warehousing in an offsite cheap location, and repair facilities/personnel also in another…

Teslas drive unlike any ICE car in existence. In a better way. Sure that’s an opinion, but so are yours. 

.... neither of those two dudes are ugly. Is there something I’m missing?

“I want to look at the trim levels”

That is a showroom

“I want to buy a car that day”

That is warehousing.

“I want to get my car fixed”

That is their concierge repair service. 

Dealerships not needed.

... so how does he miss? Hand is already above the cylinder!

Separately:

LFTR is a ways off because it gets zero investment because it doesn’t produce weapons grade bomb material, and the entrenched interests in the regulatory commissions are all making bank on reprocessing and the old designs. Mass-produced LFTR designs in self-contained shipping container sized units that can…

“I’m not saying we should stall”

... You’re just saying we should stall.

Don’t worry, we will stall. All the morons in government are going to stall. We really haven’t even started stalling yet. Real stalling is going to take another 50 years.

You’re basically advocating for wait and quantify though.

Wait and quantify has been going on for 2-6 decades depending on how early you count internal documents of oil companies in being aware of global warming. In that time, the problem has gotten out of control.

Wait and quantify is a stalling tactic. The end result…

“Is an electric car burning to the ground over a frozen lake ironic? Is that how this works?”

If you are Alanis Morrissette. As quoted by an English professor, “those aren’t ironic things, those are things that suck”