This is not ingenuity. This is an expensive failure point on an expensive car. This is causation for a class action if it isn’t remedied.  It only hurts Tesla.

The PHEV version does not have a third row. I’m not sure if that sales data combines the PHEV and regular Outlander, but the pricing looks more like regular. I only know these things for about the last 20 minutes, because I started considering this bad idea...

Stop trying to save random junk cars from the scrapper. Sell everything but the Crossfire and the Durango, then move onto bigger and better.

The writers generally don’t write their own headlines - an editor does. Well, at least a few years ago, it was that way.

Probably will be more like $33-35k for the poverty package, which is why Farley needs to get ahead of things and claim it’s better than the Wrangler

Your calculations are based on them having one testing unit. There are currently 18,000 Abbot ID NOW units deployed across the country, as its been in use for a few years for flu testing, and they will be scrambling to build more.

The automakers will “make” ventilators by hiring an engineering firm to design the device, outsource all of the components to the supply chain, then *maybe, possibly* assembling the components themselves

I’m glad this Batman is interested in safety, and installed a third brake light. Things are dangerous enough out there.

Yeah, I either misread the status, or read an article with incorrect information. I read Dave Calhoun was going to be CEO immediately, and (later) Larry Kellner would take chairman role. Now I’m reading Calhoun is going to be elevated to CEO next month, Kellner is chairman effective immediately.

LOL, of course the stock price is going up today, because nothing actually matters

The outgoing CEO was an engineer (I have no knowledge if he was a good one, but certainly had the resume). Two months ago the Boeing board split the Chairman and CEO roles up into two separate positions, saying it was necessary to do so in order to retain focus on their objectives. Now they have already…

It’s really boring stuff, but ze Germans have already looked into this, and confirmed: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4269424/

“we have decided to prioritize the delivery of stored aircraft”...yet they can’t deliver the stored aircraft, either

You have neglected to mention the 4th possibility theorized by physicist Rustin Cohle; that time is a flat circle.

Looking forward to the Sentra CrossCabriolet debut...

Earlier this year, I read one article about J&J talc, and suddenly my social media feeds were blanketed with ads from them. The gist of those ads - them saying there is no asbestos in J&J baby powder. Maybe if they had spend that advertising money on extra inspections of the baby powder before it left their facility...

One way they could perhaps make it cheaper is... only build this version? They are probably still losing money on each one they build though...

Yep, get a Pixel 3a, buy a service plan without internet. I can see why this Light Phone 2 would appeal to people that don’t need frills, desire a credit card size phone with 3 day battery.  There aren’t very many people like that, but there are some

There is already a generic available for kids, 0.15 mg and 0.3 mg Adrenaclick (and I think there are others). When you get them filled with the accompanying manufacturer coupon, I believe there is no copay for most insurance plans. So Teva and Mylan are not the only manufacturers out there. EpiPens have a ridiculously…