I thought this was a Lego model when I first looked at the photo.

You seem pretty concerned about it as well.

My only thought on this is that there is nothing that confirms whether this was a Tesla or not.  It seems to me you should confirm that it was a Tesla before reporting that it was.

A Honda on this list?  I drove a 92 Civic to 365,000 miles and it still ran well and dependably when I sold it.  I only sold it because I wanted something safer, naturally I got a new Miata, because of safety.

In fairness most of them are not intentional, but I get their point.

I cannot help but think that the police have radios, the transmissions from which travel much faster than any car.  They also have numerous officers throughout a given community.  Oh, and they have stop sticks which work really well.  It seems like stop sticks and a road block would have sufficed.

There’s precedent going both ways, so here’s a suggestion. How about if someone hits Verstappen in the face with a cast iron frying pan, just because he’s an ass? It would resolve the season, it would likely improve his looks, and maybe adjust his attitude.  I don’t really care if Hamilton wins or not, but Verstappen…

You will pick it up very quickly.  You should be able to drive it with an hour of practice and you will probably feel pretty comfortable in about a week of driving.  Then you can tell people you know how to drive, rather than just aim a car!  Good luck.

I have one of those Oscar Mayer whistles.

This is hideous.

I always wondered how she was able to carry those ribs that are so heavy they tip over the car.

You do know that a cutlass is a type of sword right?

It back seat seems to be upholstered with moving blankets.  Very nice moving blankets, but moving blankets none the less.

His skills are impressive, though I feel that videos like this encourage others to copy him. Riding like that on highly erosion prone areas causes thousands of years of erosion like damage in just a few minutes for no reason other than it’s fun and it looks cool.  Just look at the hills outside of Grand Junction, CO…

That is a triumph in stupidity.

I live and camp in bear country, so the idea of sleeping in my car with my kitchen and food is a hard no. The food goes in a bear proof container or locking ice chest outside the car along with the kitchen.

The early 90s Civic Hatchbacks had a rear window that lifted up and a tailgate that folded down, though you had to lift the glass to drop the tailgate.  I always loved that in my Civic.  You also could not kill those cars.

I love the sidewalls, but the overall wheel/tire combo takes up too much of the wheel well in my opinion.

It’s your money I guess.

I am impressed by how many things in that photo appear to be made of carbon fiber, the car, the luggage, his sweater and jeans etc....