Your snark sounds clever, but you know it is BS. The average new car price in the US in 2020 was $37k - $40k, depending on the source that I found. I couldn’t find the median price, which would be a better measure and likely a lower price than that.

“four-wheeling”

It’s a dirt road.

If you’ve ever seen an iPad, you’ve seen the interior of a Model Y.

For the vast majority of American commuters, there isn’t a better daily back-and-forth commuter car than the Tesla Model Y Dual Motor Long Range.

Didn’t stop you from posting 13 pictures of the exterior that we’ve all seen....and They all look exactly the same.

You’ve nailed the Tesla experience, IMO:

That’s what I was thinking too. This is why you launch products from the top down, that would make it a smaller S class and not a larger A class.

You have to admit that CR ratings are far better than Jalopnik commenter anecdotal reliability ratings... which are based on tears and disappointment from people buying 15 year old German cars and expecting the tech to work like new.

1. Get the salt off your car ASAP after driving through it. (Even if you’re someone who prefers to wash your car yourself, this is a good excuse for a trip to the car wash.)
   

I’m not a Weeknd fan, but to all the old geezers flocking to the comments saying things like “I had no idea who he was” or “why did they choose him?”, well, he’s wildly popular. He was the highest streamed artist on Spotify as of a few days ago, and he’s had quite a few hits come out on a consistent basis. 

I watched…

It’s the classic bait and switch. The problem is that there will be a handful of cars matching what’s advertised in stock across the media market where the ad is aired at the time the add is scheduled to be shown, and there’s fine print stating that its subject to dealer stock and availability. The automaker can…

Can you explain why advertising cars for lease that are not actually available doesn’t meet the definition of an illegal bait and switch? Advertising a product that the consumer can’t actually buy is usually illegal.

That would require intelligence and empathy, two things sorely lacking at the modern stealership.

I really don’t get why dealers (and manufactures) still use the misleading lease payment thing. When I sold cars, almost every single time someone came in looking for the advertised $499/month payment and were presented with the real numbers being $100-200 more, they got mad and left. We almost never converted those…

F1 has actually been gaining fans pretty steadily, they’ve seen a pretty large uptick in the last year or two.

Converting club tracks into Grade 1 is a lot easier said than done. These tracks are often very narrow and cramped to save space and money, and they also lack the paddock space for international racing. Apart from that, the runoffs and barriers would have to be built all-new, as they would have to dissipate 5 times…

Let’s go ahead and get this one out of the way in case any fanbois show up.

Tesla is weird in how they’ve fallen in terms of styling. We’ll ignore the first Tesla Roadster, given that it wasn’t Tesla’s design. Then:

Sorry, 66% of Americans know how to drive a Stick? I drive a stick and 66% of the people don’t understand why there isn’t a D on my gearshift. 66% of those that are left don’t understand how you work 3 pedals at once.  I made the mistake of valet parking it once.   It took about an hour for them to find someone to…

Theres no line, commit sexual assault, get fired from your job.  “We race as one” right?