It’s aging, but it’s far from ancient. It’s roughly 4.5 years old. Plus, add in that Tesla does small tweaks and updates more frequently than traditional brands, it’s not entirely the same as traditional vehicle updates/generations/refreshes, though, it’s not super far off.

The R1200C was trying to compete against the larger/more expensive Harleys.  It was way too premium (and thus expensive) to compete against Sportsters, even the largest Sportsters.

Their vehicles still have a small advantage, but it’s shrinking fast.

To be fair, they are just complying with EU regulations.

As if it’s my fault Dodge produced such a masterpiece

Not that I support Brexit, because I don’t, but things like this just have me wondering what if the government just didn’t. Like, what the fuck would happen if the British paratroopers participated and France was like, “Yeah, we just aren’t going to deal with customs for you guys. Come on in, do your jump, take all…

Overstate much?

You are right about the dirty air, but every subsequent year since 2022 has more and more dirty air coming off the cars.  So the goal was nobel, but fading.

Surprised we didn’t get that one guy recommending this not-often heard of Charger from the oh-so-rare brand that no one knows: Dodge.

Did you say it wasn’t a cost competitive EV, and then just use the ID4 as the comparison?  LOL dude.  LOL.

Let’s not pretend this is an EV problem.  It’s a problem with almost all modern vehicles, regardless of their drivetrain.

Ehhh, I think there should really be four.

Most windshields for old cars are cheap. I paid like $100 bucks for the new windshield in my ‘65 Chevy. It wasn’t all that hard to get too. You could get clear, clear with tint strip, or an EZ-Eye green replica.

Whooops, I meant I’d kick Sargent to the curb.  Brainfarted Lawson in there.  Lawson needs a seat, Sargent a swift goodbye.

1) Just because some people notice them, doesn’t mean everyone does. Especially if a suspect is in a vehicle, the chances they spot a drone gone down a ton. That’s not exactly a rare situation.

It’s like he doesn’t realize that for the history of F1, the bulk of the grid has been seat fillers.

Sure, but I think you’d agree most people don’t want a full on police state. So what people are willing to accept lies somewhere between the legal limits of the law and some other extreme. Not many people want the government surveillance brought right up against the legal limit in all aspects.

Sure, they aren’t great all the time, but they are some of the time.

Shoplifting and vandalism they could easily follow suspects back to wherever they are going; ideally the drone would go unnoticed during this.