This, very much this!

Corruption that aids American grifters, not Russian grifters.

Good old American Capitalist class corruption. 

Dude, just chill. Bernie’s gonna help him figure it out.

What I like about this is that it’s something designed both to protect your own car and the cars around you — it’s an altruistic bit of engineering, something that actually makes your car more courteous and friendly to the surrounding cars

It seems an overly mechanical solution to a simple problem.

Attributing this level of delusion to mental health is disrespectful to the countless people with mental health struggles who didn’t spend the past four years descending in to this swamp.

I’d rather they die than be bastardized. Because nonsense like this is what happens:

This is my take as well.  It seems that these trade for $15,000 to $18,000 in decent shape.  There’s more than $3000 this car needs to be in decent shape.  If it were closer to the $10k mark I would be a buyer, but not for $14k. CP

Four hundred horsepower doesn’t mean jack when you’re in stop-and-go traffic.

Isn’t the average US income something like $35k - $45k a year?

He doesn’t have anything to do with Hyperloop. The closest he got was a Model X in a tunnel.

I didn’t say anything about Musk...

We’ve been behind the 8 ball on trains for at least my entire lifetime. 

Hmm.... electric version of the 904 Living Legend concept?

I suspect the tracks being LN2-cooled is a mistranslation or miscommunication. The typical setup is for the train to have superconducting electromagnets, and for the track to have either permanent magnets or induced-current electromagnets. There’s other stuff that makes me think there was a lot of information messed…

How are corvette owners supposed to get their golf clubs into the trunk with that great big wing in the way?

As a fellow data scientist, I applaud her efforts and dedication to the truth of the numbers.

“Siri, what are the top 10 least reliable automotive brands?”

I have made pan-seared bear chops in a shitake mushroom and caramel glaze, served with toaster shakin’ crusted ram testicles.

Stellantis is like the show Chopped, where a bunch of random stuff is thrown into a basket, and you’re forced to make a bunch of stuff just... work.