not in my friends 22 model 3 performance. we spent time in it this past weekend because it was 104 outside and it kept the interior at 69 while we shopped for couches. i could damn near fit my pinkie between the gap between the rear panel and the doors and that gap between it and the ceiling. and im only 5'10 but…

I don’t think Tesla has a bad product. By objective measures the 3 and the Y are very competitive in their respective classes. There are still some QC issues, but they are getting better about that. So what keeps Tesla from being on my shopping list? Honestly, the interior layout (Musks right wing antics don’t help…

Tesla, because Elon.

Utah also does a great job maintaining roads. Only been there a couple times but if you’re not stuck in traffic around SLC or just going down the Interstate there’s a lot to recommend.

They are BroDozer Golf Carts. 

Growing up with an old Mercedes diesel in the family, I kept a quarter of oil in my trunk at all times waay longer than I was driving a car that required it.

Yeah another unclear comparison/fumbling the numbers here comparing 60 and 70 mph stopping distances.

If your employer told you to become vegan, but you refused and were subsequently fired, would you defend the employer’s right to do that?

allegedly as recent as 2019.

“It is not a truck that anyone really asked for, given that this is the kind of truck more expected of Ford or GMC, but it’s here anyway, doing its best. Capstone? Capstone.”

Nobody asked for the Capstone? WTF are you even doing, writing about automobiles? Luxury trucks are a booming segment, and the big three can’t satisfy demand. People have also been asking for an updated Tundra for over half a decade, and the previous top of the line 1794 Edition sold well in the context of the Tundra.…

I don’t care about the frunk.

Musk has to be a Republican. If there’s one thing the Repubs love, it’s “false equivalence”. So Musk is ignored (omigosh!), so he feels he has to go on the warpath—a page right out of (failed) Dictator Donald’s playbook.

Narcissist manchild. Overwhelming success isn’t enough, he needs praise on demand too.

You know what I’ve never done after forking over tens of thousands of dollars to a company to buy their product? Volunteer as their PR department as so many of these Tesla fanatics do. Has Tesla ownership become ingrained into their personality that they take any perceived slight as a personal attack?

Ok. Slowly and clearly.

I don’t agree to participate in a medical experiment in which a deadly, novel virus spreads through the population like wildfire, rather than taking simple, proven measures to slow the spread of disease, such as wearing a covering over my mouth and nose when indoors to prevent respiratory droplets from spreading…

This strip from the New Yorker is, once again, timely as ever.

It’s not that the legal system was designed to be opaque, it’s more a byproduct of how it was developed.

because you’re smart enough to know they’d pay you in certificates and McDonald’s monopoly tickets