I don’t think you understand what snake oil is. Both wraps and ceramic coating serve a purpose, snake oil is something that claims to do something but does nothing.

I don’t know what is more snake oil, wraps or ceramic coatings.

EV degradation curve is steep for the first year or two but then flattens out. In 2016 my model S could do 270 miles on a charge. I purchased it when it was 3.5 years old and had 50k miles on it; then it would charge to 250 miles. A degradation of 7.4%. Today my car has 135k miles on it. It charges to 242 miles, so…

Can we also re-mention how stupid it is to call an EV a “Turbo” model?

What a hit.

ND but would be NP for someone who collects them

I still can’t believe people paid $70 for this shit.

I wouldn’t want a Tesla if they were free. Every new Tesla that sells is more food for Mr Muskrat’s ego. There are plenty of other good EVs around.

Meanwhile, the Sportsball fans are universally renowned for being sane, reasonable, well-adjusted people, yeah?

Not further pursuing her acting career and doing something lile skincare business while being harassed due to her relation to Spider-Man is a very MJ- esque fate.

It’s a joke

Hundreds of thousands of redblock-equipped Volvos would beg to differ. As do their whiteblock successors.

The only reason to have 14 motors in 10 years is Tesla built a shitty motor to begin with.

Doesn’t change the fact that 14 motors means there’s something fundamentally wrong with the motors.

Ok, 120k miles a year, means he drives 328 miles a day....

Dude. It is literally the biggest game in the planet. No shit game media is going to be covering this one for days for content.

Torrenting can't be stealing if paying for it isn't owning.

Something something high seas, something something torrent.

I bet they will be. Its a classic class action suit and I don’t see how you couldn’t win.

They really should be taken to court for this. Licenses expiring is a common thing in digital distribution. The solution is to pull the licensed content from the store, not user libraries. That’s been the standard practice for games, I don’t see why it should be any different for movies or TV shows.