I used to ride for exercise on a fairly regular basis, racking up several thousand miles per year from my early twenties through late thirties but then within a year or so to moving to the suburbs, I traded my bike in for running shoes and haven’t looked back. Sure, I burn more significantly calories on a 60-90 minute…

It’s also their outdated stagnated style, and their egotistical chad of a ceo.

Nailed it.

Don’t forget Tesla doesn’t have the massive army of dealers where they can just dump their inventory. The direct sales feature works great until you lose discipline around matching production to demand.

I’ve said before that Tesla’s biggest advantage was the Supercharger network, but since that’s been opened up to anyone, people who want an EV are no longer funneled to Tesla.

There are FAA regulations requiring one to stay at least 500' from the surface, or 500' from any person, vessel, vehicle or obstacle (14 CFR 91.119). Any planned deviation from this rule needs to be approved in advance from FAA.

Soon they will be larger than elmo’s ego 

These YouTubers are idiots.

They’re allowed to fly as low as they want as long as “the operation is conducted without hazard to persons or property on the surface.”

More destructive shit just for clicks:

Oh you mean the guy that almost killed a motorcyclist with his lambo? Hold on let me feel sorry for this guy. Youtubers/influencers need to go away. Stop supporting these clowns

This is a tough one... I mean, if you want a McLaren, how cheap can you find one? This one looks like a fun performance car for Corvette Z06 money, plus it’s a lot more interesting. Only 0.001% of the population would even have a clue that it’s 12 year old, or that not a better/worse model than other McLarens. I’m…

Well my Spidey sense is tingling....

I’ve been to 146 in my SRT-4 on track, and you’re correct, it is pretty terrifying. It has no trouble at all getting to that speed (top speed is actually 177 at redline in 5th gear), but wow did it start to feel...light...at 146.

for allegedly driving 158 mph on I-90 in Gary, Indiana.

I am going to assume that if he had bought an F150, that yes he may have been in the same situation and he would have sold it. The difference is that Ford is not going to fine him for doing so

Love the “incEl Camino”!

Exactly. the article states the cybertruck is ‘nearly 8 ft wide’, but that is for the mirrors. The Cyber truck is 80" wide (as in 6 2/3 ft wide) , 95" with mirrors.

LOL! You think Tesla would allow that??

Look I mean the cybertruck is big, but I suspect not bigger, or that much bigger than other full sized truck, so it’s likely that these parking spots are too small for any full sized truck.