You are correct sir. I see no credible push for change. Even if the laws are strengthened prosecutors in big cities will plea bargain it down to disorderly conduct.

And so? He would still drive. Drunk driving, reckless driving, driving after revocation, hit and run. Fines levied that are never paid. There are no real consequences in Wisconsin. And I’m sure many other states.

Nope. Just nope.

My aunt’s ‘59 Ford station wagon in an empty snow covered parking lot. That car was quite easy to spin!

Sounds like a Darwin award competition to me.

We live in hell? It is the hell that Americans voted for. Or so I’m told.

Always! Follow the money. In everything in life.

And the difference is?

Yup, My son and I both bought our Teslas when the prices were at a low. Mid 2021.

Just another opportunity to bash EVs. It goes on.

Highly unlikely it ignited the battery. That’s not how those battery fires work. Probably some flammable material underneath or even heated the floor enough to ignite the carpeting.

The Leaf does not have thermal management of the battery. Its single major shortcoming.

Oh sure, permanent revocation. That will keep them from driving. Right?

Four of them are from CDJR. Color me surprised.

Care to show us on this doll where the bad man at the dealership touched you?

I don’t understand how people fail to find the manual door release. I have to tell EVERY first time passenger not to pull that release but hit the button with the DOOR picture on it. The operation and location of the emergency release makes it intuitive.

It is the absolute right of the State to supervise the formation of public opinion.

I think the UK has bigger fish to fry than banning TV ads for not being woke enough. SMH.

318 HP and 322 torques? Pretty weak sauce. My Infiniti Q50 hybrid had 360 and 403.

This story is highly suspect. I’ve been led to believe only EVs catch fire. Especially Teslas.