they seem to be asserting that an ‘active snowmobile trail’ is some sort of legally protected entity.

Jalopnik readers begged Jalopnik to write about new or interesting car content instead of consumer reports, police blotters, lists and elon musk: Kinja Post.

Since its inception, the Prius, of any variant, has been the most practical vehicle for the average person to own. They are fuel efficient, mechanically reliable, and spacious enough to fit adults comfortably in the back seat.

bases on the examples and anecdotes mentioned in this article, a lot of this could be resolved as designs improve with experience over time.

you would think someone closely related to the current GOP would be familiar with what to do in a sinking ship.

are windows controlled via the touchscreen on a tesla x or normal buttons?

even the key card isn’t that concerning if it is a standard size and gap check. it’s not really clear what the purpose is based on the article.

no one said he couldn’t sell it.

oh man would love to see how the repair comes out.

or maybe the voters just thought there were better movies this year?  this was a good year for film

so, at this point does he like take it to a body shop?

travelers can’t figure out how to use automated security doors.  you think automated screening will be faster?

i appreciate that different writers have differing perspectives, but shouldn’t there be some sort of alignment before content is published?

it wasn’t even a cross post - it was duplicated which i’ve never seen here before.

can’t sleep soundly without a proper fountation.

the real story should be that tesla doesn’t notify users if a new key was generated for their vehicle.

it wasn’t just gizmodo.  they published an identical article to jalopnik and gizmodo, which i’ve never seen happen here before.  this wasn’t a cross posting.

so you published an article with a headline that said one thing, and now you’re publishing a headline that says the opposite.

i don’t know anything she was in besides that tv show.

no one cares about those markets.  700 people live there.