The guy’s been building winning race cars for decades, but I’m sure you’re right to assume he’s a chump.

He will get 10,000 airline miles which will expire by the end of the year. 

Will probably get fired for attempting to intervene in a dangerous situation.

This is what I was thinking. On one hand the golf cart is ruined....on the other, the multi million dollar aircraft escaped without a scratch. I’d say its a WIN!

I hope he gets a huge bonus for that - a significant fraction of the damage-repair bill that would have been needed for the aircraft that almost got hit.

But I also think the odds are small.

The only thing that can stop a bad robot is a good guy with a robot.

Pedo airport!

This is a really old test of Tesla Smart Summon, we’re quite sure this kind of thing won’t happen anymore probably. Thanks - Elon.

It continues to astound me that incredibly immature technologies that simply don’t work are allowed to use us all as guinea pigs.

Useful applications of this seem to be limited to helping the someone with a disability, and moving a vehicle from a charger to an empty spot (assuming a human or robot unplugs it first).

Agreed, it doesn’t make a lick of sense. This car screams hardcore track toy... and yet it is missing one of the key ingredients for the intended application.

I’m very good at rationalizing and understanding why so many cars, especially performance don’t have manuals, but in the case of the 4C, a cars that don’t even have a power steering, I cannot understand not explain why it was never available with a manual. A rare, possibly unique example where a manual transmission may…

It has such a reasonable-looking grille. 

Not sure where you’re getting your data, but our i3 has been the most reliable and trouble-free vehicle we’ve ever owned.

Yeah, but realistically the BMW is a lot better looking and unusual car. I’d have the BMW.

Say what you will, but I don’t need an app or a card to start my car. My key works just fine. Remember kids, sometimes technology will bite you in the a**.

Meanwhile my car doesn’t even have keyless entry... sometimes it pays to be an old fogie.

Any time I travel a long distance from the house, I bring both keys for my car.

Not feeling sorry for people who have such a mindless faith in technology. A little paranoia is in order. I recently too a road trip and brought the second key fob for my car - just in case. I pat myself down every time I leave the house to make sure I have my keys, I even take my house key with me to mow my own lawn.…

My dad had one in Moscow in the early to mid-90s. I remember one particular episode that made me chuckle when a microwave was mentioned in this article. Back then, СВЧ-печи were rarer than a non-corrupt Duma member (hey-o!), but somehow my dad managed to get his hands on a batch (to resell, heaven forbid we’d be…