It’d be nice if they can make it profitably while keeping that sub-$25,000-after-tax-credit price.  We need those a lot more than expensive EV trucks. 

I’m glad they are keeping these. Cheap, decent range, no bullshit cars. 

Well, yeah - he said “lords”, plural.

good. fuck him

“I disagree with the idea of unions.”

Elon admitted: “I disagree with the idea of unions.” Apparently, the feeling is mutual.

Sounds like Franchise Laws simply don’t need to exist then.

Very much in support of this.

Google ‘Space saver Boston’. Time honored tradition. Should probably have its own Wikipedia page.

Why an eight speed?

Not really, no I think they’re probably all going to be about the same and once you get used to the angle you might just transition away from using them. That and watching youtube/tiktok tutorials on doing it

Not really, no I think they’re probably all going to be about the same and once you get used to the angle you might…

Considering what I’m getting for the 9 grand? I might. But what I, a sample size of one, would do, is irrelevant.

It responded exactly how a human would:  Drive away, ignore it, and deny responsibility.

Yeah, not much is affordable. The Maverick as a hybrid was a decently priced vehicle but now having it as a hybrid is now more expensive since it’s no longer the base setup. And the Buick Envista is a lot of bang for the buck but sadly no hybrid or EV options available for that model.

He had to be going 130+ at times in this video WHILE PASSING people.

And putting any potential rescuers at risk.  I just assume all lakes and canals in Florida are 50% water/50% alligator.  There is no way I am jumping in to save some asshat aggressive driver and risking losing a limb to a gator.

Can you guys go to a Kia dealership and interview the people spending $1,000+ a month on a Kia? This world has gone looney tunes.

Good effort by Kia, but anything over 50K is a lot of money. And maybe it would get more range it wasn’t shaped like a brick.

“Transit advocates, planners, local stakeholders and residents say the current design is too focused around the concerns of drivers and puts pedestrian safety at risk.”

I think we have different ideas of what not a lot of money means