NotLewisHamilton is right. The sound of crashing a car is one you never forget. Along with the moment right after the car stops. Sitting in the car, with no noise but your ears ringing, and the world seems to come to a standstill.

BMW used to use Master Power Disconnects on their new vehicles while they were in transit on ships. Good device to put on any car for transit.

Here’s an idea. With all those new-fangled computers and whatnot how tough would it be to:

You mean licensed, taxed, plated, and regulated machines? Generally operated by licensed, insured drivers? Let’s step that up with guns and then it’s a conversation.

But Ford doesn’t make hand built cars typically, it’s not their business.

They’re not building the car for profit, they’re building it for brand image and marketing purposes.

They will sell you a Ford GT-150 super truck. sorry they dont make cars anymore.

Supercars are a tricky game.

Fortunately his paper thin muscles and rubbery, calcium deficient bones came through unscathed. Don’t listen to your parents: all that time spent playing video games and living on a Doritos diet will eventually pay off.

I doubt there is a lot of hate for backup cameras. Just as there is no massive hate for airbags, ABS brakes and head rests neither. There is just a small sector of society who never outgrew the ‘don’t tell me what to do’ phase.

These are the next muscle cars.

They are not even reading this board. They won’t listen if they did.

And even if it’s not legal, mind your own business unless it’s an actual emergency.

My dad’s first house was $12,600

it’s always annoying when the discussion is about fuel taxes and there is usually someone who will chime in that they can’t be raised because it will hurt the poor. You then look at charts like these and it’s easy to see that there are much poorer people paying a hell of a lot more in taxes and would be thankful to…

Don’t worry. The countries with more expensive petrol make it up on cheaper healthcare and broadband and mobile service while they’re taking their 5 or 6 weeks of vacation right after starting a new job...

Hell... it took me less than 5 minutes yesterday to figure out that if Tesla hits the 5000/week Model 3 production rate average by the end of Q2 and they maintain that through Q3, and factoring it how things are trending in other parts of the business, it’s pretty easy to see that they’ll be cash flow neutral or…

Musk made one key mistake when it came to Tesla, and that was taking it public. He’s now bitching that he only wants people that see his “vision” and not people looking to profit, and thats not how public companies work. People invested in your company as a way to make money. This is an earnings call, where earning…

Why no reporting on their cash expenditures?

12-16 months from now? So much for Musk’s bold foolish “we’re going to be profitable by the end of Q2 2018" prediction.