For sure... the Honda S2000 definitely should be preserved. 

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Nah... it’s ugly.  These always looked like shit to me. 

1st Gear: Note that the study is only about driver assistance system *safeguards* for preventing abuse. It’s not an actual test of how well these systems do the self-driving thing.

She put it in reverse instead of drive... on a vehicle she was familiar with? A vehicle thousands of other people drive daily without having that issue?

“ now after at least a century of breeding them to look great, instead of smell great.”

1st Gear: “EVs Aren’t Our Saviors”

While this is cheap for what it is, the wiser course of action is to spend a bit more on a greatly improved 1992+ version.

In the ad, I see “Straight pipe exhaust”

2nd Gear: I’m guessing the reason why this case got tossed is the same reason why you can’t typically sue an ICE automaker if you get worse fuel economy than advertised. The only time an automaker can get sued is if it’s found that numbers were deliberately falsified for EPA/government-mandated efficiency tests.

Pickup truck tugs of war are stupid.  And the guys in this video sound like doofuses. 

Don’t forget the revenue from services... the supercharger network will be a gold mine in the long run.

“However, making accusations that are false is punishable.”

“Yes you can, and the power works both ways. I have had underlings initiate relationships, then later threaten to go to HR (light blackmail) when I wanted to end it.”

I think it’s a NP for what it is... but the purchase price is merely the price of admission.  Expect to spend at least a few grand every year keeping it in good condition if you plan on actually using it. 

I always liked the ELR from a style perspective... it was just overpriced when new.

There are plenty of places that service hybrid battery packs... but if you’re in the USA, you might have to take a trip to California or to the closest major city.

You want one sheet? Suuuure... we can give you one sheet...

“The survey revealed that only about one-third of Americans have actually experienced things like deceptive selling, hidden fees and dishonest salespeople at dealerships.”