Or that’s the exhilarating part... 

That was my take when the whispers of the “Arlington Park Cubs” first popped up.

The “Kid Rock” persona is a rich kid from Michigan’s parody white rural working class.

Here’s the tired conservative playbook:

I assume the tilt toward simple design in EVs is a function of two things:

You’d be surprised what people would sell for access.

There are things that age well, things that don’t age well at all & whatever the hell that was....

You’ve clearly never spent an afternoon in Marshalltown. 

If Iowa’s 4th votes this man back in, they will be worse than Florida

I wonder if he’s willing to barter. I have a cardboard box full of beenie babies that I’d be willing to swap strait-up.

The most impressive thing about Chuck is that he managed to break the sound barrier while the X-1 was dragging the weight of his enormous balls.

$12.5 is too steep for me. Now, if it were a Merlot Brougham we’d be talking...

So because I’ve had nothing buy great experiences with the dealership I buy my cars from, you assume I work for them? I don’t for the record and it probably says more about your habits as a consumer if you’re doing business with someone who isn’t your advocate.

How’s that working for Tesla. All the early returns are of log-jams to get paint defects repaired & the only path of escalating issues that I know works for certain is tweeting the CEO.

Independent financing, repairs, aftermarket/OEM parts, a path for issue escalation, a queue for the inevitable parts recall....

I’m confused. What’s the policy on fighting in the bleachers?

Smug Alert.

Weird, right? It’s almost as if the dealer support model Tesla seeks to disrupt has a very real customer service benefit & and if it could have been done better, it would have been done before now.

....in a GOP controlled state, with a GOP donor boss, while beating a GOP backed, program (e-verify), likely because it is administered by an agency (SSA) that is underfunded by the GOP.

One of my great car memories was when I was working at a shop in the 90's and a mechanic took a Bronco II down the row, overshot his bay, started honking the horn to get our attention and proceeded to pull a U turn in the (very narrow) center aisle. He popped out with a giant grin on his face and yelled “F’ing TURN…