It has some interesting detailing but it mostly just looks like a truck, which may well be the weird part now. Anyways, I get some Jeep Gladiator vibes from it.

This is good news and incredible work by the Voyager team!

What are some of your other hot takes?

I would not call this dumb. If you are on the clock and you damage property, your employer should be on the hook for that damage. That it happened to be the employee’s own personal property should be neither here nor there, *provided they did not inflict the damage intentionally*. Obviously, if you intentionally drive…

Some folks thrive on offering shit takes.

It is not standard to word it like the whole warranty is voided. And Tesla has form in warranty voiding due to water ingress into the battery pack, even if it’s their own shitty design that allowed water in there in the first place.

You can’t charge it after midnight either.

Maybe, but it’s still pretty lazy to use 3 year old pics for an ad on a multimillion-dollar car. I put more effort into selling $500 crapboxes. :)

If you’re trying to sell a car on the internet for $2.4 million, hire a fucking professional photographer to capture the car for your listing. This magnificent car looks like a pile of dogshit because this cheap bastard didn’t feel like having the car trucked out to a gorgeous location for a pro snapper to capture its…

Is it just me, or did anyone else see the “hood open” picture as the car was somehow buried in a tree?  

Well, denying him a commercial driver’s license was obviously the right choice. He would have been insane on the roads.

I own a c5 and I love my C5. For the price is it is a fantastic car to drive. Granted I paid 12k and not 32k. I would never pay 32k for someone else’s track car.

My 2012 Camaro with a 6 speed is left and up for reverse. My 2011 5 speed Tacoma is left and down, iirc.

Exactly the opposite. School busses are so safe because of science, regulation, and rational thinking.

Haha, probably time to change it. I’ve become something of an apostate for not believing they are the greatest engines to grace the earth, or that poor reliability isn’t baked into the design and something to always worry about.

RX8.

Absolutely! Headaches aside, they have remained my favorite cars to drive. Ownership on the other hand does come with some big caveats. They are deeply needy, require obsessive maintenance, and most specialty shops are now few and far between if you get into something you can’t handle on your own. That being said…

I currently drive a 5 speed. I understand why it died.

Eh, I suppose even I have a bad take in me. :) I mean, I do *adore* terrible cars so it's technically on brand.