False flag! False flag!

If they do, they’ll be mistaken.

I don’t think big matters as much as driving pig iron through delicate carbon fiber underbody fins.

It’s hard to argue against logic like that.

This is why you can’t “win” an argument with conspiracy freaks. Because anything can be distorted into “nefarious evidence” in their pointy little heads. And why, even when Snopes and other genuine fact-checkers clearly point out that it’s laughingly manufactured bullshit, it’s just another part of the conspiracy.

First Gear: Fuck ‘em. If you pay your workers market rates, you don’t have problems finding workers. I don’t hear GM, Ford or Stellantis crying about not finding enough assembly line workers. Southern border states bitch about “illegals working” but base their economies on using undocumented immigrants as economic…

That may have been owned by an older couple, but the loose big subwoofer and the black-sprayed wheels indicate that it was subsequently shredded by one or more of their kids. By the way the ad was written, one of them probably put it up for sale for the next/better hot rod.

Thanks (?) to the delay of P2 for track repairs, the session went off at 5:30am EST and I was able to see perhaps the only track time I’ll view all weekend. I’ve got a few observations:

Actually, it’s up about $5 today to a just over $242.

No doubt. But none of that addresses what I said.

Besides the questionable call to give Tesla an interest-free loan for as long as 4 years, I’m OK with cowboy being insufferable about changing terms of the deal. I would too.

Makes me wonder how much Tesla needs those interest-free loans in Cybertruck deposits, and how hard it’d be for Tesla to pony up the money if all those deposits had to be promptly refunded ...

It took a couple of days, but it’s somehow reassuring to see that Elon’s fanbois have finally arrived.

As I understand it, Tesla has opened its charging patents to anyone. Though if there’s royalties or rent-seeking to be had, I’m sure that Tesla will jump down on it with both feet.

I can tell you why EVs are now languishing on dealer lots everywhere: They’ve got the wrong damn charging plugs!

I got up to 58 mph in reverse in a hotel parking lot, shortly after discovering that the electronic speedo in my rented ´80s Mercury Cougar registered speed in reverse too.

He wasn’t stealing copper. Nobody thought that story would work but the perpetrator.

I don’t what makes you think that. They write about Brundle’s sorry exploits all the time.

Which I guess are upmarket lies?

They’d lose a hell of a lot more than what they’d pay for union labor if they did.