Something I always wondered with Tesla’s “auto-pilot”: if you are human-driving the car, will any of the self-driving feature kick in to save your bacon in case of emergency?

Location has a huge impact on insurance premium. When I moved from suburb outside of Los Angeles, to suburb outside of Seattle, my insurance premium dropped in half.

It doesn’t have to be an out-right ban on human driving. Many factors can come together to form an effective ban. Sky-high insurance premium could deter many people. Lower demand for “basic” cars could lead to fewer cars without self-driving feature. Heavily congested cities might ban human drivers from entering. It…

What’s a shooting star that doesn’t move?

In that 1s, the car could have slowed down a little bit. The lady *might* have traveled beyond the path of the car. At least, the impact will be at a slower speed, which increases her chance of survival.

Not necessarily a bad strategy to test its technology on British cars, to make sure it works in real world where electric gremlins is not an imagination.

Exactly!

I wonder what’d happen if Kimi and Alonso double team on a new team on Honda engines.

I wonder what’s his miles per hour-spent-fixing-things.

An idea: with the wide open space created by the suicide doors, let’s have the back seats slide out of the car, and then rotate 60 degree to make it easier to get in and out.

I need a coffee table. Where can I get one that’s shaped like a giant wing?

And $70/night parking fee. Fuck that too.

Fuck resort fee. I have seen this fee on MOTELS.

LOL

Two thoughts:

Unlike Tesla, Porsche is a traditional car company, where “turning a profit” is kinda important.

After this all said and done, people will complain about light pollution. “I can’t see the stars!”

the tech quite likely “classified her as something other than a stationary object.”

550HP dumped into a slushbox. no thanks.

I drove all 4 of my cars on the 1,000 mile move. Yes it took 4 trips, but totally worth it.