OOOOOOOhhhh I like that!

Quad turbo V12? I like the cut of your jib. You’re hired to the luxury division of my imaginary car company.

I’ve always thought Cadillac had the perfect historical name to use with a numeric naming system, Series 62, for the full size, Series 52 for the midsize and Series 42 for small car. The Escalade can be called the Brougham

I believe these batteries are for storing electricity from solar panels.

Storing solar- or wind-generated power?

The Lincoln Mortal Kombat X

Damn in Lincoln, why you gotta be the one making the right choices for names while everything else sucks about you. Cadillac, stop being a bitch and bring back the names to go with the awesome rides your making these days.

I’ll just leave this here.

Never thought I’d say this about a Floridian car that’d been hacked with a saw... but NP all day.

He’s revolutionized how money is spent over the Internet, he’s created a successful solar company, he’s helped to create and keep going a car company that’s sold over 60k cars and is still chugging along (an insanely difficult thing to do if you look at the attempts to do so in the U.S. Since the big three), oh, and…

Peak load shaving. This could help solar and wind generators store energy during off peak times for use during peak hours. For days, weeks, months when there is little sunlight this could still be useful since we could theoretically charge the battery off the grid during the night when power is cheap and use it or…

Ever heard of peak load shaving? That's what these batteries will be for, not for people to go off the grid entirely (though they could do that, I guess, if they were willing to pay enough and sit through times with no power). Right now, one of the problems with solar and wind power is that they don't produce…

Followed by Siri saying “You have arrived at your destination”

yeah, like a special breed of mule that can drive. They’re stubborn beasts though. That’s why I knew it was a test mule, seeing how badly the mule was driving.

renault badge shape?

If it were using Apple maps it would be making a sharp left into a ditch on the side of the highway.

Apple maps conflicting with lane detection systems?

Checking lane stray detection? Or some kind of autopilot system.

Maybe a mule was driving.

The only suitable analogy to be made between the anti-vaxxers and cars is to equate them to the people who used to refuse to wear seatbelts because they were certain - despite all evidence against it, including films such as Red Asphalt and Signal 30 - that it is safer to be thrown from a wreck than to be contained…