I just got a Bolt EV LT2 this week. It was one that was waiting for the battery replacement, and I put a deposit down. It’s a really nice little care -I’d say it probably drives like your average small car but accelerates more like a GTI. The tech is very nicely done and GM seems to have that subsidized install for…

Yeah I get the feeling just from the small clip above that he should have taken over the *instant* it started to turn right. Instead, he intentionally drove into oncoming traffic to film his reaction for Youtube / Twitter / whatever.

Seven with six waterskiers. But with a Vapor valid credit card and a balance of 10,000 vapocoins, we can provide an over-the-air update to get that to nine and a jetski.

So, well... my EV has 4000 HP, can go 400mph, has a battery so advanced it charges itself and I’ll pay you to drive it.

While giggling like a god damned idiot.

I’m getting so goddamn bored of vaporware renderings with ridiculous horsepower numbers from EV “startups” trolling for VC money.

This is even worse than lack of attention, he’s paying lots of attention to the FSD behaviour and has all the time in the world to takeover and correct it, but deliberately chooses to let FSD take him the wrong way on a one-way street with oncoming traffic. For clicks.

Oooooh, I can do this too!

wow, it really is starting to drive like a real human. Too bad it’s the shittiest human driver they are modeling. 

“the price to “own the color” was still too high.”

Just because you make money on it, doesn’t mean it’s not a Ponzi scheme. A lot of people seem to not realize that.

Thank you.

“- Crypto is increasingly looking like a Ponzi scheme run by douchebags.”

Since Blockchain has an infinite number of use cases beyond crypto you might want to rethink its impending death.

I will be floored if a single C8 Z06 changes hands for under $150k in the next 3 years. It’s actually surprising that there wasn’t someone willing to buy this solely to get a guaranteed early allocation for a Z06.

I think we can chalk this up to three major factors:

Guess I need to buy a smaller car if I’m going to keep hitting pedestrians.... Oh well.

Penalties should also be proportionate to your income. A $50 parking fine isn’t a fine to a rich person, it’s the cost of parking.

Seems a little out of no where and unfair. Should just be handled as license class based on vehicle weight / size, and fines / taxes based on license class.

Assigning penalties based on actual risk to the public of a particular infraction is certainly a reasonable approach to take. It’s just an aggravating factor.