The extra go fast bits make it look like a poorly done boy racer version of the last Ford GT.

This does nothing to separate itself from the other increasingly meh cars in its category. I’d rather have the Mustang GTD. Big V8, glorious supercharger whine, most ultimate version of an iconic name.

ZR1 over this any day at 2/3rds the price.

I calculated this for myself once, and there’s already an EV registration tax in NJ to the tune of $250/year. I was paying more than that in gas tax before going EV, and even with the extra EV fee I still save a boatload over gas. It’s high if you drive very few EV miles, low if you drive a lot. I’m happy to pay my…

The unfortunate thing is that I think this project and many other projects like it will fall victim to a major recession coming within the next 18 months or so, sparking big delays and cancellations, particularly to projects less likely to be profitable like sports cars

You can be an automotive enthusiast without advocating irresponsible operation on roads open to the public. Closed course? Knock yourself out.

I’ve heard Toyota and Mazda are cooking up a sports car using a version of Mazda’s inline 6 already, so, what’s one more shared development sports car?

#troof

“These will be doing UNDER the speed limit on”

It’s mid-engine now. Cooling shouldn’t be as big of a deal. There’s plenty of room for radiators up front. 

That is irrelevant to the truck, that is just Massachusetts drivers.

I saw this guy in Steamboat Springs, CO (as if the iconic sign didn’t give it away) two days before Christmas having more fun than is probably allowed under the law. He was only parallel to the road lines maybe 20% of the time. Huge smile.

He made it gold, dude wants to crow over the plebs. He just didn’t count on there being so many of them.

Saying violence is never a good idea ignores that in a justified position, violence is the last resort. It should not be approached glibly, but to deny its power is saying the status quo cares for people and justice, and we know that isn’t the truth. But I digress.

I dunno man, at this point getting the official Tesla attention machine is a pretty tacit endorsement of Musk and his attitudes. He wrapped it in gold. He clearly wants the attention, but he thought it was going to be of the positive ilk. Turns out he was wrong.

“I tried to trade in the truck because of that, but Tesla said they won’t accept it!”

Ahhhh yes, buying one of the ugliest and most obnoxious cars, wrapping it in the most obnoxious color possible, then putting a FAT QR code on the back doesn’t make him a huge attention seeker. He’s just upset about the type of attention he’s getting lol suck it up buttercup. Actions and decisions have consequences.…

I hate Nazi Musk as much as the next dude, and I dislike CyberTurds plenty, but people suck if they thinking harassing a person over their purchase is even remotely close to acceptable. He wanted attention, clearly, but any hate he gets should be limited to his ostentatious choices, not his barely tenable association…

There is always the possibility, and I know this may be a radical suggestion but hear me out, maybe this guy is just an overall douchebag and the hostility has nothing to do with the truck.

Talk about DEI. I bet Trump doesn’t even know Whites are the minority in South Africa.