Customer profile; small-time Texas oilman who will only ever buy American cars but whose wife refuses to be taken to the opera in a pickup, no matter how fancy it is.

Gimmicks are fun. Keeps things interesting and fresh. I think things like this differentiate cars more then performance nowadays. Gives them some character.

Now make a convertible.

It only has to look as good as it did from the factory.

If the urine had a threatening stench, I suppose it would.

Sorry, mate, the job’s Taycan!

In San Diego you could park it in any legal street parking spot, metered or not, and stop paying.  C2G had an agreement with the city that allowed their cars to be parked at meters without paying.  Finding a car for the return rarely involved a walk of more than a couple of blocks and the app had a feature that you…

No, you stop paying for Car2Go when you park it anywhere in the service area, not just in a Car2Go spot

Endurance racing rules: 2 LED numbers on each side of the car, different colors, first one is the car’s official number, second one is the car’s position in the field.

No you aren’t.  Car2go is by the minute.  You stop paying when you park.  They used to be in San Diego and it was far cheaper to use than Lyft or Uber.  10-15 mile trips cost ~$5.  It was amazing.

“Fans can easily identify drivers by number since it’s tough to even see helmets nowadays”

You don’t have to fill up the tank in a Car2Go, and within the service area you can park it in any legal street parking spot (and some parking lots) without paying for parking.

You could park at any meter for free with Car2Go in Denver. Wasn’t all that hard. Plus when they had the tiny cars it was REALLY easy to park just about anyplace... then they tried to get fancy with Mercedes cars that were pretty but much harder to park or even use with the unconventional shifting lever. Hard to even…

Psssh, typical response from an NRA (National Robot Association) supporter.

The only thing that can stop a bad robot is a good guy with a robot.

As long as there’s a way to disable the safety for when I do want to rip a rocket in half.

Um @Porsche, this word Turbo does not mean what you think it does

Calling Mike Pence’s Yuxon XL a trash truck is valid only while he’s in it.

“Uh... deal with it?” 

My not so serious answer to a serious question.

As long as these damn things are street legal there are no rules.