Oh you asked ‘how much’. Sorry! Don’t know the answer to that.

Why is there a puffy nipple on the roof? Not that I’m complaining.

I also didn’t realize that electric cars were affected by altitude. Well, as it turns out, yes they are. Specifically, air density can affect an electric motor’s ability to dissipate heat. A higher elevation means lower air density, and therefore less heat gets transferred which lowers its efficiency.

That’s because it’s not a TESLA. It’s a TESLE.

This is the only correct response, honestly.

I don’t think the artist gets enough credit sometimes for a great illustration. Nicely done, Jim Cooke. This one is frame-worthy.

Not in the US. It’s usually a separate room.

Or a bus station. We’re still waiting to hear back from Tesla for confirmation.

Spirit of Eggstacy

Maybe.

I guess I really shouldn’t be surprised by this, but it turns out you can buy holy water on Amazon. It’s got good reviews too!

Yeah, the beige looks really bad. Luckily you can just bring it to your paint guy and get it fixed easily enough.

True. And why would he be visiting a library when he keeps his books in his garage next to his Lamborghini. No, I mean his other Lamborghini behind his Ferrari.

Please let it be this douche canoe...

Fun fact: De Tomaso roughly translates to .... Of Tomaso. I dunno. Here, have a Mangusta...

More like Falla Abdul, right? *snorts*

Yes, the chassis is made from carbon fiber, but there’s also a skid plate (or skid block) under there to protect the carbon fiber. The skid plate, which is made from a composite wood material called Jabroc, is attached using titanium hardware — I believe it’s those titanium fasteners that are striking the pavement.

I agree with your point about risk/bravery and definitely wasn’t trying to troll you. Sorry, I’ll work on my material. Lol.

Yeah...I got that. Jeez my jokes must need work.

No, what was even more impressive is they allowed him to merge. Try that shit in New Jersey.