A second or two...or the 683 seconds that it flew without the pilot.

Ah, Yes, Association Football, soccer for short. As coined by the brits.

Ah, been a awhile since you talked to amazon support? They have been much less willing to help post COVID

It is wild to me that this is their actual line up on their website

yeah, i think 1AU is nearly 100 million miles, so I am pretty sure it passed the 15 million mile marker a while ago.

I really liked these on the GM hybrids back in the day, specifically the H with the circuitry.

Hopefully they don’t decide to listen next year and decide removing is a great way to spend money.  Houston spent $100k to add a median at an intersection...then spent $230k a few months later to remove it and apparently $500k to repave.

How big of a battery do you think they are going to put in there? most non plug in hybrids get only a few miles of VERY low speed driving on battery.

The much smaller less plush 2007 Mustang GT did 0-60 in 5.1-5.8 depending where you get the number. We could also talk about the brand new 2010 Mustang boat anchors that came in 4.0L or 4.0L varieties.

The STS has a traditional gear lever. The failed part is a sensor to tell the car and its electronics that its in park.

It hasn’t stopped raining for years, I’m afraid. 

The ELR wasnt a bad car, it was just priced insanely too high and the Volt never sold in huge numbers, so I doubt they expected a 2 door, double price version to sell alll that well, but probably had higher hopes than it achieved

They still offer it on the Escalade, but not sure about anything else. I don’t think its still in the heads up display, just the driver gauge screen but it now recognizes animals and pedestrians and highlights them and I think can give an audible warning. 

For this car specifically, for me, Ferrari just missed the mark with the looks and the sound. I have full faith that Ferrari can make a good sounding turbo hybrid and still meet emission targets. Not every ICE needs to sounds like an A10 warthog’s cannon firing from green light to red light, but i think Ferrari can do…

Yeah, not really all that sad to me that rich people toys have to follow the same rules as mainstream cars.

Given the price, this seems like another way of saying different rules for the billionaires and the average person.

I have had a couple good buying experiences at a group 1 chevy dealer and a used car shop that focused on higher end ‘eurpoean’ cars (i bought a chevy and probably the cheapest car they had). My last purchase was from an Autonation store and it was...not great at all.

They apparently just pulled employee’s cars out of that parking lot to use in the video...unless this was a factory fresh Caliber with a scratched glove box
 

Thats because in the other cases, they are dealer installed options. So GM ships all the parts in the cab of the truck, then the dealer, a 3rd party, installs it.  This isnt an option for Tesla service centers since they are owned by tesla.

General Motors does not install the lights on the Colorado, the dealer does. Since the Tesla service centers are the manufacturer, they cannot do it.