Exactly the moment that sent me over the edge into out-loud laughter.

How did Ford manage to take such a cool-ass technology and make such a cringeworthy video out of it?

Is there a way to just pay a reasonable price to unlock everything so you can simply enjoy the game, or does it always demand paid “microtransactions?”

It’s a (low volume) production version of the Mercedes CW311 concept car.

BaT was where I first learned of the Isdera Imperator, and they still have things like mustard-colored B210 hatchbacks, so they will always have my heart.

He’s the narrator, and he’s dead?

If you want a beautiful V12 shooting brake, get a Ferrari FF with 650 horsepower for about $180k, drive it every day and enjoy.

Is the dog the narrator? Now I’m interested again

Not if the dog dies, I’m not gonna.

Does the dog die? I need this info before I even think about seeing this movie.

Could have been worse :)

It does seem like Elon needs to do a bit of belt-tightening across the board.

Nobody:

Supercars are an emotional purchase, and Honda chose to go for a rational approach. They should have learned from the first NSX.

Truly, cars made by a stable genius.

Horrific ways to die aside, I was really hoping to see a computer animated demonstration of a spinning sword blade warhead slicing up some crash dummies or whatever they’ve got

Tesla: “But what about all the people that don’t die when they’re relying on Autopilot? Why doesn’t the news report on themmmmmmmmmm?”

A lot of Americans are of Korean heritage. Just like a lot of Americans are of Italian heritage, although I don’t see you complaining about “silly” names like Ferrari, Maserati, or Lancia.

Why should they change the meaningful Korean name they’ve had since they were founded in 1947? The only thing “silly” about it is that you seem to have a problem with Korean words.

Exactly. The purpose is weight distribution, so it seems that any EV with a low battery floor and evenly-distributed motors is already ideally set up for handling.