This comment that cars are shit today has been said by every generation of old man going back to the 50s.

There are almost 350 million people, and only 20k were murdered last year, or about 0.005%. Seems like a big waste of taxpayer money and resources investigating these crimes.

Nah.  Fuck em.  Go after the manufacturers, the installers, and the customers.  

That’s a pretty narrow view, this goes after a pretty big player in the industry and will have repercussions for everyone else making a similar product. It also sends a warning to anyone else that would want to do similar in the future. And don’t you worry, the EPA has a pretty aggressive emissions timeline for every…

Tesla owners are denying Elon now? Who do they think they are, his kids?!

That’s simply an accurate description of Trump. Nobody has publicly called for his death. In fact Biden addressed the nation after the assassination attempt to tell everyone to calm the fuck down.

F that dumpster on wheels. Just ordered a 2025 R1T last week... can’t wait!

“Subjectively cool”?

What are you talking about?

Can we keep the political garbage in the garbage and keep this site / forum dedicated to cars?

1. This is a post about the CEO of the most valuable car company on the planet.
2. Cars are political.

It’s this rear...window? Light bar? that’s throwing off the rear for me for some reason.

The other 70% should be ticketed.

It’s been a fairly consistent stream of failed recession predictions since just a few months after Biden took office.

My point was that the iPhone was NOT an innovation. It was a flashy repackaging of existing stuff. Same as the iPod, or anything else Apple did after the Apple II.

In other hilarious Cybertruck news, the cybertruck subreddit went private because they couldn’t handle the criticism anymore. Truly hilarious. 

“NACS Port” means next to nothing to many, but Tesla or SuperCharger Port and people will realize instantly. I am no fan of Elon or Tesla, but their charging network is truly a game changer for EV drivers that have access.

Yeah, that huge battery (118 kWh) is about half the size of the Hummer EV / Chevy Silverado EV battery and contains the same amount of energy as 3.5 gallons of gasoline and just knocked out 523 miles on a charge at highway speeds.  Your point?

A couple years ago TFL (The Fast Lane) drove a Ford F-150 Lightning from Colorado up to Deadhorse Alaska, the furthest road you can continuously drive up to. They did need to do some Level 2 slower charging in several places once they got up that far.