Well considering the actual Bronco isn’t on the market yet, I’m not surprised.

I’ve seen several Bronco Sports, both on the road and at dealer lots. 

Totally agree with you, but here we are. 

To be fair, many rocket launch sites have very little perimeter security as the sites are far too large to make Fort Knox levels of security cost effective.

Cape Canaveral has chain link fences, if that, since the whole area is largely a wildlife refuge. Of course the security is tighter around the actual launch…

Because now internet bloggers are talking about him.

Considering Segway’s hybrid ATVs announced in 2019 are still basically MIA except for a few press trailers, I’m not holding my breath for this. 

Yeah, same. The headline and first photo had me thinking this was a slam dunk NP, but looking deeper I have serious concerns of the build quality of this.

In the beginning of Tesla, they really had no choice. They had to convince an entire population to ditch their gasoline cars and change to a fundamentally different vehicle power source.

If they carefully plodded along slowly, they would have burned their cash reserves without every producing more than maybe an auto…

Fair enough. I have an old YJ Wrangler that I love, but it has basically nothing in common with an modern Jeep other than removable doors. 

Sad to see America as a second-tier market for efficient Jeeps!

Bubbles.

To be fair, it’s really “whatever Toyota didn’t do here” as it looks like they just left the typically bland Subaru interior untouched.

It’s referencing the pilot episode of the new Marvel show “Falcon and the Winter Soldier” on Disney+. Falcon is trying to secure a loan for his family’s business.

I’d be curious what percentage of buyers actually tick this option when they order their car. I looked at getting a Model S right about the time they added FSD to the order sheet, back when it was like a $3k option. The Tesla rep said that only like 5% of buyers were ordering it back then.

C’mon Jalop, do better.

One final thing to consider when talking about range and fuel mileage: The Wrangler 4xe’s price, which starts at $47,995, or more than every other Jeep Wrangler except the High Altitude and Rubicon 392 versions. That ain’t cheap.

Move to Oregon. No toll roads. 

Lots of states just have online registration renewals. Here in Oregon, nobody from the DMV has looked at my car since the day I transferred the title. There is an emissions system inspection zone, but I live outside out that. No annual inspections, and my registration is just renewed for $80 online every two years.…

Nah, that’s actually a well-reasoned argument rather than a blanket “tainted by Elon” statement.

How many more “old man yells at cloud” autonomous driving articles do you have lined up, Torch?