You’re probably a giant asshole too.

Damn, isn’t 50ish mph too much for heavy trucks in this kind of conditions on a twisty road?

You don’t fly into Detroit proper. You have to drive ~30 minutes from the airport to get to the real crap. Downtown is actually kind of nice, as everyone always says. It’s the residential areas that will get you looked at funny if you are the wrong color, or drive too nice of a car.

“Because a GM will run bad longer than most car will run at all.”

Use numbers. Forcast what it will cost, and the payback so it’s easy to see and understand. And don’t forget a damn number, or your entire sandcastle will crumble.

Or you could just, like, ya know, build an electric car and not have to worry about this? I mean, I get exactly how it works and why we have it, BUT, how much time and money do you spend coming up with retro-fit technology and then actually retro-fitting the vehicles?

If only there were a German word for taking joy in another’s misfortune....

Can confirm that these are ready and on the road. Challenger/Charger/300 plant is on my way to work and they test drive through the area every day. So I usually see at least 10ish cars on my way into work.

Funny how conservatives have been so antagonistic towards an American company producing American cars while keeping jobs in America. “Not in my state!” the GOP shouts when Tesla wishes to sell their cars.

gigga..wat?

they should all be following nissans concepts................then actually building them....

The ‘Godzilla Theory’ still holds water with me.

pictured: chemtrails.

Ship fuel can’t melt steel hulls.

The term is cartel.

Seriously Ayan, I think we are all deserving of a refund.

sorry, this article is borderline clickbait. You spent the day at auction - that is no open to the public with a highly experienced buyer and your article took me literally 1 minute to read and I walked away none the wiser.

@Neutral: assuming Tesla executes reasonably well, I’m looking forward to the Model 3.

Don’t piss off Queen Latifah.

He really wanted a driver.