I must admit when I first started seeing Tesla Vehicles, I thought they were nice looking.   NOT anymore.  I am sick and tired of seeing them everywhere.  They are multiplying worse than Rabbits and 99.9% of the people who drive them, cannot drive worth a damn.  In regards to this article, Please keep them in China. …

I read a science fiction novel a while back, set in the not too distant future, following a crew of astronauts that go up for a long-ish mission but then are unable to come back because they can no longer safely plot a path through the amount of space junk that’s accumulated. Turns out that was a pretty good…

Is there anything positive to be said about Adolph Musk?

I honestly don’t know which one is worse, old or new. They’re both just...yeesh. And what an exciting new color.

Nah, Collin is right. This looks like cheap shit.

Right? It looks like they dropped a photo of a Model 3 into MS-Paint and just kinda stretched it vertically. And then said, "good enough, go make it."

The looks aren't the reason you should be embarrassed driving this ...

Looks like shit and driven by idiots that if they didn’t have a decent credit score would be in a Nissan.

Bland, generic looking crossover EV looks blander and more generic than ever.  Big surprise here.

Thing has always looked like a clown car to me with that bulbous greenhouse. This update is also bad.

I’m usually annoyed when the American Left frames the Scandinavian nations as socialist utopias, because it isn’t entirely accurate.

a handful of automakers are “donating to his inauguration fund” to win favor with his administration

And given their tendency to self destruct fairly rapidly--in some cases on the drive home from purchase--the problem might take care of itself.

Call me crazy, but I think they’ve sold a majority of the Cybertrucks they’re ever going to sell.

I just love all the posts pointing out that Musk built a truck where it took two hours to decide if it exploding was because of a bomb or just because it just does that occasionally.

It isn’t a metaphor for the future. It isn’t even our actual future. It is our present.

If this story isn’t a metaphor for our future, I don’t know what is...

Soon to be the most often used comment in America: We fucking told you so.

Ah the apocolypse proof cybertruck. You know unless it rains, there’s a puddle, a small stream, dirt and/or grass, an update, or even a light fart.

What always strikes me with these surveys is that Teslas are not there due to the “still love the car, though” type of cultish behaviour.