Yeah, it’s clear that outward visibility is a low priority, if one at all.

It WOULD take a highly advanced AI to figure out how to get out of the Kinja Greys...

And then there can be follow-up questions like “Does a velour interior help or hurt your chances of getting laid?”

This is Murica. We’ll kick it down the road until it happens again and actually kill someone. And even then, we’ll fight it tooth and nail to be able to not do anything at all.

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I’m old enough to remember the Mustang at the World's Fair. That and the Chrysler Turbine Car.

Came here to suggest this exact thing. We’re clearly not talking about ‘best’ in any objective sense. Then it’d just be the most recent. So ‘best’ in this case means something else - and choosing the one that started it all seems like the right answer. Revolutionary styling and with a 289 - and a HiPo, ‘k-code’ option…

“I think the SVO shows that Mustang was never sacred at Ford.”

No. Just, no: “ as a result of picketing writers.” No, and it’s disappointing to see a nominally left-leaning website misrepresent this so egregiously.

That’s the part that I’ve never been able to comprehend. In formal research there is a strict requirement to obtain informed consent of all participants; especially when there is potential harm that can befall them. These protections are even more stringent when it comes to protected classes like children. How the…

Right? It might just be the selection of press photos, but this looks dimensionally the same as the Toyota Crown, which seems more crossover than sedan. 

Good lord they’re the same picture. There’s corporate design language, then there’s this level of lazy.

Wow. At first glance I was like, “that looks like the 2-series” but seeing the pics you posted just reinforces that.

The proportions look really bad. The base of the windshield and rear window seem really high for a luxury sedan. The roof seems really narrow. The amount of metal above the top of the wheels is.... incredible. It’s not hideous, but it almost seems like someone tried to build a BMW on top of some FWD CUV platform, the…

Jeez it looks so frumpy and generic. It looks tall, narrow, and bubbly rather than long, wide, low, and sleek. From the front, it looks straight up like a CUV.

I completely forgot that mercedes brought back the S class coupe this is a fantastic option! 

Whats all these boring, reasonable answers?

It is state law to yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk. You can tell because there’s a sign clearly visible in the video that says exactly that. The Tesla failed to yield to the pedestrian in the crosswalk, breaking the law. So it either didn’t know, or it did know and broke the law anyway. Those are the only two…

Yup, one of the several reasons I will not go to that state until they repeal these laws. 

I’m assuming that states like Florida and Tennessee have already passed a law making it illegal for Uber/Lyft drivers to accept teen passengers if they are drag queens.