I suppose you think this was a very bad idea, too.

it would be very simple

If it helps, I never go out with the top down in full sun.

Where did he curse? Show me where he said “damn my eyes” or “bugger me rigid” or “I’ll be damned”. He didn’t.

Oh pish. How many times has the “super” moniker been thrown around without a supercharger?

Coming from the UK where everything’s made as compact as possible and they have bigger loads on wider tyre and ganged (“dooley”, but also tripled, and quadrupled) axles, I’ve wondered about this, and the weight distribution argument is the only feasible explanation.

Are you implying that Tesla’s aren’t tested in the real world?

extreme over-engineering

I’m basing my assessment on your entire set of ramblings so far; not just the one phrase, but it’s a great example because it neatly encapsulates your entire set of misapprehensions.

NB: “He and Tom were perfect for radio.” Always try out the sentence with just the singular pronoun and changing the tense and see if it still sounds okay.

Great. Since they only need the one lane and they can be all coupled together to drive in convoy, we can return a whole bunch of asphalt to nature and parks?

* rental companies are customers, too

should

Don’t ever go outside, ever.

“horse train”

I rented a 500

If I’m ever near an Abarth in traffic, I’ll try to stick with them just so I can hear that glorious exhaust note.

but maybe Tesla and all these other auto manufacturers should reconsider selling a technology that requires humans to do something that they’re inherently bad at

I’m all for fully autonomous vehicles

Was it described to the end user as an “advanced cruise control”?