Didn’t it say in the article that the sensors (not the camera) only have a range of 16 feet from the car?

Man, you drive that around, and everyone will think you have a huge greenis.

No. This is Blackbird.

I just have one question

It’s the emoji car!

I don’t believe seatbelts were required until 1963-64 timeframe.

I love Z cars.

Yeah, but the best part for me is passenger seat folding down and sliding under the dash. Great use of space.

That is freakin’ brilliant. I want one.

Thousands of hopeful start-up tech companies are now desperately Googling “What was Nikola Tesla’s middle name?”.

Congratulations, Japan! You’ve invented the golf cart.

Rambler station wagon with 3-on-the-tree.

“And now, let’s see how Patrick Stewart does on the track in our Reasonably-Priced Stadium SuperTruck!”

Here, they are cheaper. Dealer oil change - $78, Jiffy Lube - $46

It’s a Wrangler. Don’t tell me the horsepower, tell me the torque. :)

They had that issue here with the Hawaii inspections. Particularly egregious to many folks is the rule that your tires have to be covered by the fenders/flares. So people would just “find a guy” who would basically trade the inspection sticker for some cash, and never actually look at the car.

I read this, but I can’t process any of it but the lurid description of the DBS and what hides under it’s hemline. Has someone been reading too many hard-boiled 40s detective novels? :)

The Heat Mutilator!

Hybrids don’t interest me...