It may have the largest bed floor. But with those sloped sides, I’d be really surprised if it had a larger bed than your average GM of Ford longbed.

The Cybertruck is never going to be built, despite whatever fantasies you choose to play out in your head.

Soooo....pretty much all of them now?

And it’s worse than that…

The first-gen of Sync wasn’t bad if you consider the technology back then. It was MyFord Touch that caused a ton of headaches. It either worked perfectly or it would crash spectacularly. There was no middle ground.

Journey needs a shoutout for terrible placement. Your eyes have to go so far from the road, it looks like they put it as low as they could get it.

Took this car for a test drive. Once I got it up to highway speed (which took a little while), it gently, but persistently, pulled to the left until it got into the left-hand most lane, then turned on its left blinker and set the cruise control for 5 below the speed limit. It was the darndest thing. Almost like an AI…

I looked on Autotrader to see what $6-7k buys these days. It’s 95% hot garbage.

Don’t confuse it for this one.

I rented it, but never made it inside the van. I couldn’t find the door handle after I fell down and lost my glasses.

You knew the future! Mercedes is on the Autopian! 

And she never said anyone did. Now did you have a point?

Correct. They have a joystick-like controller.

If only he could hit the brakes as easily on some of his ideas.

Maybe because they’re the ones touting it as “full self-driving” when it’s anything but, whereas every other manufacturer calls it a driver aid.

All Teslas have an over the air neural link to Elon. Every time he has a brain fart about buying a company, taking Tesla private, or even when he just gets a “super bad feeling”, every Tesla on the road hits the brakes.

I’m amused you think people are smart enough to avoid loans with terms like that. 

Eh....historically you’re supposed to raise rates when things are good. We didn’t do that through the Obama and Trump terms, so now we’re fucked.

No one with any fiscal sense at all is going to be entering a 72 month loan at 8% interest on a car that nearly matches their annual income in price.

The hiring freeze and return to the office requirements may mean attrition will do most of the work.