Thank you, David, for posting a video, but then also providing a post that explains what the video entails.

Hi Ryan welcome to literally every conversation about remotely piloted aircraft.

Ken, you’re still there right?

But I don’t want to watch a video. Please provide an editorial summary.

Um, air-cooled cars still needed oil.

after jump-starting the car (I had left the lights on)

Your story hit just as I am making plans to go dig out this car. And even though it weighs less than half (maybe 1/3) of that Jeep, I am not looking forward to it. But, I will definitely try to plan ahead. And I am looking forward to getting it home.

In the Detroit area you could take your pick of those!

Whatever issues it may have, though, I’m going to solve it.

Back in 2003, J.D. took a train to Minneapolis to buy his wife, Lynn,

I think you’re right. Paying 10k euro more for removing 11 pounds worth of glass, radio, and floor matts is just plain dumb.

The show still has that hyperactive editing typical of the American car shows you seem to hate. I recommend not underestimating your audience’s attention span. Tell the editor to calm down a little.

Here is my constructive criticism:

Hopefully it’s an all-electric version of the XL1 Sport:

is it actually going to be electric, or do we need to check....

Nope. Most cars don’t travel far and run-flats are sufficient for most issues.

I just skimmed this, but I’m intrigued by the idea of putting Philadelphia inside a hole on the moon.

The design work was done by Art Center students in California, not by the engineering students. Which makes the design that much worse.