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I wonder if his multiple hate crime convictions are what’s keeping him out of business in Boston. I know that he wanted a pardon for the crimes because having those convictions on the books was interfering with whatever role he has in Wahlburgers in California.

one Cybertruck owner discovered the truck’s rear air deflectors apparently creates perfect conditions for grass to grow.

After all, the damn thing does look like some kind of planter.

Cleaned grass growing on the brushhog. Never had this issue on a car, as i don't mow a lawn with a car.

Are we absolutely certain he doesn’t have a white Persian cat, and a volcanic island base?

By my count, the entire Jalop staff has 19 vehicles, not including vehicles owned by spouses. Wait a minute... Checks inventory...

That’s about what I’d have to pay for what’s arguably a better monorail to go around the tree.

Like this would ever happen again with any anonymous CUV turd every car has become. There’s not a car made anyone gives a shit about anymore, they’re all soulless appliances with big screens.

When he doesn’t get what he wants, he changes direction slightly and flies forward again.”

Don’t worry, Putin and MBS will tell him how to feel about it once he’s in office.

I mean it has some nice styling elements, but like every other EV it’s just 2 screens and an expanse of nothing.  But it’s not even just EV’s, a lot of modern automakers are doing it.  Just a screen and nothing else it just seems I don’t know kind of sterile.  

There is nothing special about generic angular styling. With bad proportions to boot.

Stylistically it’s nice, but I think the OP’s point is that seemingly every modern car ends up kind of featureless, it’s like big screen in the middle, big screen in front of the driver and like nothing else going on. Sure the materials and colors look pretty nice but it’s kind of bland.

Yesterday my backyard was full of drones.  Turns out, my neighbor is a beekeeper.

If what the reporting is indicating is true, Tesla should be in a lot of serious trouble. Effectively slow-rolling a recall knowingly is a huge, huge deal with consumer products or vehicles.

And Tesla most definitely does NOT take proper care of their customers either, to judge from the myriad complaints you’ll find at ConsumerAffairs.com and other sites...

Tesla claimed the new chip would finally provide the hardware required to support real full-self driving”

I know Tesla isn’t the only automaker to try and cover up or delay taking action on a defect or problem… but damn if this doesn’t seem to be par for the course from Tesla. This is yet another reason why I will not buy a Tesla product. Over the last few years it has become abundantly clear to me that Tesla does not