Yes, please rush these planes out without any quality control checks.

Bought the car used, do not subscribe to connectivity, have never been to Tesla for service, bought aftermarket glass when I needed front windscreen replaced. Not one cent of my money has gone to that asshole. I will keep that up as long as humanly possible. Don’t presume to know me or what I support.

I’m almost positive that the person suggesting all CT owners start throwing up the “Elon salute” to each other is trolling. Has to be. Right? Right?

I’ve never seen a snowflake melt so easily.

That comment about throwing Elon salutes must have been someone trolling that owner’s club forum.

Yeah, I bought my Model 3 (used) a couple of years ago. I knew Musk was an arrogant idiot when I bought it*, but he hadn’t yet shown himself to be a full-on MAGA nutter.

My Model 3 warms the seats up when you precondition. 

But with an E30 tune and all the bolt times MPG is miserable for a Focus.

Likewise for my 32mi round-trip commute. I use just an ordinary outlet to charge. Too many people get hung up on the belief that they need to install a Level 2 charger, often an expensive upgrade on older homes. Unless you’re a super-commuter, most people just don’t need it.

Not this EV owner. I’d take the Lucid and it’s effortless speed any day.

As a Model 3 owner I agree. The headlights have been a non-issue, and the high beams work like any other car. (The newer stalk-less design Tesla is adopting is a different story.)

Beats a plane crash.

Thank you for the eye bleach!

It’s a stock photo, not the road in question.

It’s a stock photo, not the actual back road in question.

If it shifts automatically, it’s an automatic. A different style than a torque converter auto for sure, but still an automatic.

I can’t believe anyone survived that. Holy crap.

Neither this article, nor the linked one from Vox, said anything whatsoever about making driver training/licensing more like pilot training/licensing. How to demonstrate you didn’t read an article without telling me you didn’t read the article.

How on earth did my parents manage to raise my sister and me with only two rows?

Absolutely spot on. There’s a spot on my commute (the rare time I drive, because I usually cycle) where two lanes merge together at a bridge onramp. It used to be the center line just ended and drivers naturally took turns and merged smoothly.