This is getting closer to what im wanting as an electric car. I want an electric wagon thats affordable. If they were to just give it more of a square back allowing for more cargospace it would almost be there. would still be a bit tall for a wagon but would be close enough to get me to purchase

Someone’s mom wouldn’t buy him He-Man toys as a kid, huh?

Wooooooooow. There is something going on here under the surface, but I do not care enough to inquire further...

I understand folks love the theater experience,but I am not one of them. With 4k tv being the norm, having a comfortable couch and my own snacks at Costco prices I see no good reason (for me) to deal with the dumpster fire that is a movie theater again.

Cammisa has been growing on me with these episodes.  That's a badass sedan, I had no idea the history.

Jason Cammisa did a pretty sweet video about this car a few weeks ago:

This is why the video evidence of my assorted crimes won’t hit YouTube until after I’m dead.

Rogue* not Rouge

Jalopnik just pushed the opposite opinion yesterday. Y’all need to talk: https://jalopnik.com/i-cant-believe-i-have-to-say-this-but-its-totally-fine-1846302894

The largest draw for me with Tesla is the Supercharger network.

Hey I am glad to see them trying. I can’t imagine the cost of this learning- but I am still overjoyed to see that progress is being made to get our grand children off of this wasted out Earth.

My favorite heat exchanger is my wife, who can somehow pile on three blankets and still absorb all my body heat by touching my leg with a single icy foot.

Thank you! I’ve been commenting on this site since 2009 and always wondered what it took to get out of the grays... turns out all I had to do was ask!

Despite being forever in the grays and never having my posts seen, I’m still going to comment on this anyhow...

Those harmful chemicals from the Changli are starting to take their toll

That’s the beauty of freedom of choice: you don’t need to justify your car decisions to any automobile Taliban that arbitrarily deems this or that choice as Haram.

I’m still shocked this is a “thing”... a perfectly serviceable vehicle, built for a specific purpose, “converted” into a more expensive, less-flexible, slower-to-refuel, heavier, less-practical version of the original.

An Engineer (me): Yeah, yeah 335/316mph, uh huh, uh huh, ok...what about the tires, did they use specially engineered compounds...I’m assuming they just didn’t use an off the shelf street tire and crossed fingers...maybe talked to Bugatti’s supplier, etc...I NEED to know.  It tends to be the least appreciated aspect…