If only we knew the scourge of “content creators”, “influencers”, and “4Chan” that would come of it, we could have shut the whole damn thing down before it was too late.

Exactly. Do it once , do it right, never have to think about it again.

Those larger assembly are very expensive to develop and re-tool.

I don’t mind the fact that a manufacturer sticks to what works.

At that level you’re supposed to have a very well documented plan for selling shares that will clearly fall in the legal lines. If this is even remotely true, not only would I be shocked but also wonder why nobody had sued him sooner or the SEC hasn’t already done something about it.

Yup, make a billion imaginary stocks, sell one of them for a dollar, and lo and behold: You’re a billionaire.

Thankfully no one was injured from their incompetence. Regarding their fortune, all I can say is, lol. lmao, even 

“Just like that, we’re homeless,”
I’d argue they were already homeless.

Don’t let Jesus take the Wheel, the dude is famous for walking everywhere. He has no idea how to drive.

Gets a pass? What are you talking about? They’re getting raked through the coals on forums, blogs and vlogs, etc. I’ve never heard so much chatter of one manufacturer losing the plot. And that’s probably precisely because they’ve had such a stellar reliability reputation. Similar shit happened to Kia/Hyundai, and…

I wonder if their position on receiving government assistance changed dramatically in the past week.

First Gear: I *almost* find this hard to believe, because it’s so very, very obvious. You’d have to be an industrial-strength idiot to think you’d get away with something like that.

The Derry Girls fan in me approves, the color blind me disapproves.

Well it’s nice Toyota is doing this. Not like GM with their AFM bullshit that has been out for like 20 years.

You’re thinking way too hard. Musk isn’t playing 3D chess. He got mad at someone telling him no and fired her entire department as a warning to others to never say no to him.

How utterly surprising that a company whose business model is littered with fuckups and shafting others, is now either screwing up or shafting others. Almost like Tesla was in deep shit, and used these deals to get other companies to back off their own efforts and leave them as sole provider.

PC Mag still exists??!!

Honestly, I’m excited to see how this plays out because either way means lower emissions. And isn’t it nice to see the American auto industry trying to figure out what’s more efficient rather than how to make trucks bigger? (I KNOW, they’re still gonna make trucks bigger. )

Incoming Pedantry: Big Ben is the name of the largest bell in the tower’s bell-house, not the tower itself. The tower was called the Clock Tower. It was renamed to Elizabeth Tower in 2012.

This truck’s actual utility is informing those around you that you are a d-bag.