Just a thought but with everyone out of town why can’t they move them to the higher levels of empty parking garages

It should be criminal, with hefty fines, all shared among the parties that know or should have know, for flooded / salvaged cars to be resold with cleaned titles.

Yeah, so Amtrak has about 1400 passengers cars which hold at most 90 people each. In order to evacuate 2 million people (less than 10% of the population of Florida) it would take 16x more passenger cars than Amtrak owns.  So I don’t think rail is how to do it at all, buses would be better than rail.

If you can’t refuel your gasoline powered car because the station is closed, you’re not going to have a long range either.

At some point, SURELY some people will start to realize that building and buying houses near the FL coast is a pretty bad idea. When I was a kid the only older houses I recall seeing near the beach were ones made out of concrete and cinder blocks. None of the newer McMansions they built ever since will stand a chance. 

I doubt many of them are smug. They have their own worries around getting a charge somewhere. A full charge in most EVs might get you to GA, assuming you don’t run the A/C. But the problem is the part of GA where you’re going to be stopping for a charge is also experiencing flooding.

Wow, he bragged about having enough gasoline to refill fewer than 10,000 cars and enough diesel to fill fewer than 2,500 semi trucks, in a state of 22 million people?

The wild thing is how quickly the highways devolved. I was just in Florida on Saturday and the roads were clear, same with Atlanta when I was driving through on Sunday. By Monday, I heard from my connections down south that I-75 turned into a parking lot, which is nutty. Seems I somehow got in and out of Florida…

I’ve owned all kinds of vehicles dating back to the late 1970s, and my bought new 2006 Honda Element EXP 5 speed manual is the best, most versatile vehicle I have ever owned or expect to ever own. Its only flaw has been that the seat fabric wears out.

This is definitely not a "normal" car. 

It really is a great color. This car in white is so bland, but in red, it is suddenly one of the most eye catching cars in that price range.

8th gen Civic. Slightly biased because I won use of one for three years in an auto show contest, as a broke college student (also, the contact at Honda was very happy to source a 5-speed for me, instead of the auto I was supposed to get). I don’t know if I get excited to see one exactly (they’re still abundant, even…

A normal car to see around my neck of the woods is a CUV. And one model in one color stands out.

I mean, it *is* hazardous waste. It requires proper labelling, storage, and disposal.

He’s going to show off his concept for a plan.

Some auto museum should try to pick up the clay model. It’s not something that gets seen outside of a manufacturer very often.

“Elon smashing the bullet proof windows on stage.”

I bet it’ll have one of these guys.

He’ll be back with another car company in about 3-4 years and people will give him money again. Why? Because some people have memory of a wet napkin.

*Starts simulation*