And if you have a reasonable data connection, the car really only needs to download the “map” for the route it’s taking, which it already knows. It could download changes on the fly too.

Here’s how you fix this. The same way every other self driving car company fixed this.

“Execute order 80081E5"

Oh come on, you know if Elonia was going to issue an order like that, it would be Order 420-69 or some stupid shit like that.

It’s wild that you would self incriminate yourself like this in public.

I hope the SF PD gives this guy multiple tickets. I have seen countless number of Tesla FSD video that have commited the most crazy traffic violations. People post these videos of themselves on the internet, with all their details and contact information, for everyone to see and seemingly nothing happens to them.

Meanw…

It may only have 23K miles, but those front tires are sunk into the ground up to the alloy wheels. That’s never a good sign. No Dice — pun absolutely intended.

“Execute Order  66”

Tech founder, eh? Is Musk trying to remove the competition?

FSW mode: Full Snidely Whiplash

he remained a “happy customer” and that he still trusts his Tesla’s “self-driving”

If Elon really gets thing right, the car will not only drive you onto the train tracks, but tie you to them.

Lyu told San Francisco Gate in an interview following the incident that he remained a “happy customer” and that he still trusts his Tesla’s “self-driving” technology, despite the car having “scared him, badly.”

They sold a whopping four cars per day! 

First Gear: Large, impressive-looking percentage changes can result when the denominator is miniscule. Selling 1500 cars instead of 500 cheap EVs isn’t exactly going to save the company. Going from 100,000 to 300,000 is still a similar percentage change, but very different change in overall revenue.

4th Gear: I’m all for congestion pricing, but they shouldn’t be charging motorcycles. Additionally, this is going to fuck the FDR and west side highways. Excluding them from the fee structure will push traffic to them, and they are already a mess. The whole point was that you could cut through town faster, and now…

To be fair, if they offered a RAM or Dodge for $0 down and $19 a month, RAM and Dodge sales would skyrocket.

ND on age and price alone, but also, if the hood just needed an “adjustment,” he would have done it already.  I suspect a decent smack on the front end at some point followed by shoddy/budget repair work.

ND.  This is above market for that mileage even with the hardtop (and I say that as an owner looking to sell in the spring because of a newly licensed 16-year old). The car itself looks to be in decent shape but with at least one easy cosmetic fix (the missing airbag tags on the door cards) skipped.

Too much for a car with all those miles. Plus the CL ad has all those dealer/broker keywords at the bottom so you just know this ins’t an easygoing car-guy looking to sell his car to another enthusiast – dollars to donuts he’s a insufferable jerk that “knows what he’s got” and there’s a FJB sticker on the back of that…