Tint and banner makes me doubt the sanity of the seller (as do the Talbot mirrors), but the state of the interior is impressive (perhaps as a result of the hideous tint).

It was a fun trend for about twenty minutes, I am quite sick of it already. Hopefully not too many original cars will be hacked up for these things much longer.

Yep - best news I’ve gotten in a while. Might just be down to some production constraint, though, I’m sure there are 20,000 people on a waitlist.

Obviously you shouldn’t place it on a Waymo that is already blocking a bus lane, but pick a decent time and place. I think this is absolutely brilliant. Screw our AI overlords.

You are not wrong, but, dude - relax.

I am by no means stating that I know the answer to this, but since the pressure is coming from all directions, it is not equivalent to putting an orange in a vise. The liquids may be under pressure, but they don’t have anywhere else to go.

I don’t watch much tv, but I would love for news shows to make some illustrative videos of what would happen if they haven’t already.

P.F. Chang... chef’s kiss.

Our bodies are mostly non-compressible (60% water, most of the remaining 40% won’t compress much either), so they should be reasonably intact unless the shattering carbon fiber cut them up. In any case, let them lie and use that money on something that actually makes us better off.

Nah, it just means that there are now a couple of newly minted billionaires in the form of their offspring/stepsons.

I wonder what the company’s plan was - just keep sending it until the inevitable happened, or were they going to retire the thing at some point?

Judging by your screen name you are perfect for the job.

Not a chance at a third of the asking price. I do love that some person was insane enough to take the “Collector’s Edition” badging at face value.

So glad we are out of the Dark Ages and have finally rediscovered Ergonomics.

Add the possibility of fire on board.

No matter what happens/happened, I imagine that must have been rather uncomfortable.

“he drove from their home in the Bay Area to her campus to leave money in her car. When he got there, he discovered $500 in her back seat” WTF? Who has $500 just sitting in their back seat? If my kid had enough mystery money to just leave it floating around I would be hella worried.

The pattern reminds me of the underside of toy cars - just an indication of what is there, often factually incorrect.

Usually these funny renamings took place because the usual name was already copyrighted by a Japanese manufacturer (like Opel Corsa or Renault Clio, names used by Toyota and Honda respectively - these were sold as the Opel Vita and Renault Lutécia instead) but I cannot think of any JDM car that used a name even close…

The T-100 remains a favorite with builders and landscapers and other actual working folks; or at least it does in California - haven’t seen one on the east coast in a decade, probably.