Yeah I would rather read a short article about this underdog scrappiness and plans than a detailed rehash of the company’s bad luck. Little updates like this mixed in with longer blogs about other care news are just fine with me.

families would. at 300 bucks a ticket, i’d have to pay $1500 to fly. plus a rental car if we went to a city that sucks. i take your point though, people my age only drive across country spontaneously if they need to go to a funeral and they can’t afford flights. those people also can’t afford electric cars. so maybe…

when you ask your Tesla where a charging station is, does it tell you where all of them are, or does it just tell you where Tesla Superchargers are?

what i want to know is how long does it take to charge up 300 miles of range with the AC on 68 degrees and hbomax running on the display.

yeah i think gen 5 Elantra and gen 6 Sonata were the best looking. so around 2015 i guess i’d call peak hyundai sedan. 

Yeah! I always thought they used a different actor, but then why would they hide his face? I'm sure I can find the pilot on the internet somewhere. 

there will absolutely be a vaccine, and probably by the end of the year. it might be ineffective, but there is way too much money to be made not to put at least something out onto the market. 

oh it’s a Texas problem, too. it’s just hard to tell because nobody wants to be outside right now and they started requiring masks inside businesses in a lot of cities a couple of weeks ago. but probably half of the people i see don’t put their masks on until they get to the door of the buisness they are going into.

i saw the pilot live on TV. there had been a lot of commercials, my brother and i were very excited. then in like the first ten minutes, the main character got shot in the face. my parents tried to turn it off and we begged them to wait it out and give it until the next commercial break. i remember that KITT’s…

yeah something about how we should privatize law enforcement and let a billionaire decide who is good and bad. seems like it would work really well if we ever try it.

i know they used CGI but they genuinely physically fucked that truck to pieces. that was the most violent practical car wreck i’ve seen in a long time.

you don’t have to worry. Jalopnik decided to worry. by changing a couple of words on a blog. which isn’t really a BIG FUCKING DEAL and i hope you will be able to get over it someday. i’m just glad this site has finally decided that editing is worth spending a little time on every once in a while.

oh, bullshit. it’s methodology that determines credibility, not source of funding. i’m tired of this stupid, stupid fucking argument. only someone with an interest in an issue would fund a study. any study. get over it.

and i don’t blame them one bit. i think GM and their dealership network should eat the 900 or 1500 bucks or whatever and take care of these people, they might be the only consumers that give two shits about GM.

Umm, no. you pulled that implication out of your ass. the writer explicitly stated that Tesla’s playbook was to go public to raise funds for the development of a vehicle. that would be the Model 3. it would be impossible to go public to develop the S for production a week after it launched. whether any of the…

this post would make some sense if Erik hadn’t been referring to the Model 3 when he said that Tesla went public to fund development of a product that didn’t yet exist, but he did, Tesla did, and this doesn’t.

i wish you weren’t right, but you are.

lol no, you sure aren’t. you’re the baby.

acknowledging that crack use has been historically and culturally projected onto a particular race isn’t the same as projecting crack use onto a particular race.

nobody can, constantly. but i think it’s better to try than to set up a false choice as an excuse not to try. unless i want to be some kind of selfish crybaby asshole. then i’d probably do what you do.