I don’t care about refueling at home, stopping at a gas station during my normal driving isn’t some big imposition. Stopping every 3 hours on a long road trip for 30-60 minutes each time would be.

Left rear looks 1.5 psi off. Dealership used an Analog gauge.

what’s the big deal - when reasonably equipped t’s only priced at double what a comparable gas compact hatchback costs /s

sigh... again

The gas tax should be higher...

You guys covered this when it came out. It was also determined at that time that the margin of error on it was so large as to be completely useless.

No.

I’m fully vaxxed and suggest others be as well. I’m over the mask hypocrisy though. This was Saturday.

i’m going to take heat for this, but i don’t care. all these rich people telling us to wear masks and get vaccinated, not a single mask on. 

Because when Tesla was faster than everyone else in a drag race, publications like this and many others said, “yea, but going in a straight line is easy, how the car handles is far more important”, and pointed out that all the great cars handled much better through turns - as evidenced by track times at tracks like…

For a performance street car. Fucking obviously. Because performance.

Nurburgring lap times are important and while each lap is much longer than your average circuit, this method does not take endurance into account which is a large part of racing. What would be more impressive is to see this car complete 20 laps at this pace without any overheating issues. My guess, judging from past…

So this headline could be interpreted multiple ways you clickbaiter

Jason, in this context, they are synonyms. You know this. You’re acting upset at a product that isn’t targeted for you, and is a product that is correctly targeted for a certain demographic. It’s not contempt for anyone any more than chauffeurs are. Ol musky didn’t say that humans are committing errors when they…

But it's so damn ugly. I mean ugly compared to other ADV bikes

Exactly. Bradley should be confined to writing about e-scooters. This used to be an enthusiasts site where automotive advancements were celebrated and the peanut gallery could critique the flaws and wish for brown station wagons.

Then why didn’t you write an article about why your skeptical about the lithium from clay claim? You could’ve wrote about how other companies have tried this, why they failed, and what the technical challenges are that make it not feasible. You could’ve done that and wrote something interesting and informative, but…

As a journalist, do you have any proof that these claims are false?

“As a journalist”

Dude, maybe you take up macramé and stop writing car articles if you're feeling this salty.