I thought that I was seeing a Toyota!

Why would you buy an Audi that looks like a minivan (Q7) when you can have this?

I will never own a car with volume control performed via a touch screen slider or motion control. It’s vile.

Bad take. Volume should always be a knob. Honda tried buttons and sliders, wised up and reverted back to a proper knob. As it should be. 

When are designers and buyers going to figure out that not having knobs and buttons for commonly used features is a safety hazard? I can change my climate control and audio without taking my eyes off the road because I can feel where everything is. I can’t feel the difference between buttons or sliders on a touch…

I typically would attend this C&C, though I had other plans this past week. There’s normally police in attendance and down the street to try and stop this from happening.

Available in the US in 25 years. Woot!!!!

Whenever I see one in Portland, along with the Zipcars, my first thought is “Your other car is probably a bicycle, and you don’t know how to drive that either” 

I’d be concerned that so many of these one-model-year old or newer cars are already back on the market. Is there something about living with them day-to-day that is a turn-off?

Profit secured.

Google Model Y. 

Neutral:

Step 1: Lift Model 3 by one inch

So you’re telling me there’s a chance?!?!

Neutral: license the battery pack and platform to other manufacturers to use as a base for their electric vehicles. 

Came for this, not disappointed, although my version is a little shorter:

Trump sucks, but most of Detroit’s management isn’t much better. Alan Mulally was the only decent CEO a major US car company ever had

FIFY

don’t forget this beauty

There. I hope that clears some things up for everyone.