Even if driver/pass front seats don’t have 100% the same features, they’re usually not far off from one another in dimensions and underlying structure, so you benefit from economies of scale from raw materials. This would seem like an easy way to drive up your seat production costs

I was shopping for an EV recently, looking at everything from a new Kia EV6 to a used VW eGolf, and it seems that dealers put in only the barest effort when listing EVs for sale on sites like Autotrader as opposed to full, detailed descriptions of the features of ICE cars.

There’s tons of ways to go about classifying this, like accident rates, but I would also say bad driver behavior doesn’t necessarily lead to more accidents, just more annoyance, stress, anger, or even causing accidents around them that they themselves escape. I’m a millennial, but I think it’s reasonable to exclude…

A color that also gave us the Pikachu Beetle

3rd gen Honda Fit - a car so good it got two shades of yellow in one generation: Mystic Yellow and Helios Yellow. How many cars can say that?

Here’s a pic of CA-91 at CA-57 showing some of that build up:

Talk of Level 3+ automation will die down.

None of the sellers will warranty a 12 year old EV

This must be why my Google TV just forced a “watch live tv!” section onto the homescreen with no way to turn it off. I just want a grid of the apps I want to use, nothing more!

If anyone’s looking for a white on red S2000, Regular Car Reviews on Youtube is giving one away this week.

Fun fact: the Technik Museum in Sinsheim, Germany is the only place you can see both the French Concorde and the Russian Tupolev Tu-144 right next to each other. You can go inside both as well

If I can buy tic tacs with a credit card, I should be able to pay for a few dollars’ worth of electrons

Are you looking only at base models? They all seem to be hovering around the $28-32K mark (essentially their original MSRP) despite having 50-60K miles on em

Or, in units that Americans can actually understand, about 336 hp per ton.

If you don’t like how a Figaro looks, don’t buy a Figaro. It exists solely to look the way it did, unlike something like a BRZ which is made knowing that it’ll get mods.

Audiences are making it clear that if movies are to be truly back, they need to be truly worth seeing.

I have astigmatism and wear corrective lenses (glasses, not contacts, if that matters) and I have to force light mode on my phone and all apps because I find dark mode much harder to read. I hate when things like Google Assistant don’t respect my OS-level settings and display in dark mode.

Just wait another 17 years and you can import the VW Up!

There was just no reason to think that there would be much appeal anywhere else in the country. Maybe Boston or New York City?

For the love of god, THIS. Why do I need an app and an account and a phone, even, just to pay to refill my car?