Well... damn.

Yeah, I think the fact that they even responded with so much transparency in the first place was pretty great. Hopefully if Tesla does end up replacing the windshield, it won’t come across as an admission of guilt.

And sometimes people purposely ram their car into things.

Thanks for the info. That reminds me of a coworker who just bought a 5th wheel capable truck (F-150) to carry their trailer. Not luxury, but I get the mentality of “bigger, better, King Ranch.”

That’s a solid look at the UI, which really must be a focal point in any sort of autonomous driving situation. While I will agree that multiple confirmation prompts can be annoying, in these early days of this technology, they’re needed.

Was the Hummer or H2 just too utilitarian for the “Big SUV” crowd? Is that why it failed? I mean, that thing was what I’d imagine those buyers would totally dig.

Yeah, when I was younger I always wanted to have a boat later in life, but now I see all the work and maintenance that goes into it and I think, maybe a jet ski is more my speed.

Yeah, I guess that sounds about right. I’m not a huge American Muscle fan, I’ve always had my eye on a used Porsche when the opportunity came up. Corvettes are nice though. A coworker of mine just bought one of these, and it is pretty fresh.

Demand for two-seaters is largely dormant...

Backing up into the light pole destroyed me.

This guy sounds like he’s as entertaining as Many a True Nerd’s Fallout runs. Can anyone compare the two before I add to my back log watch list?

I believe that people who roll the paper under are the same people who stand up to wipe.

You apparently didn’t see who was behind the study.

The types of pollutants we’re talking about are PM emissions.

Good stuff, thanks! I like SwiftKey myself and GIF Keyboard, but there are a few issues that I think keep people away from custom keyboards in general.

What is your daily driver? Do you enjoy just an everyday regular commute, or is it extremely boring?

Your original article was full of such joy and hope. And then... this. What a shame. All of your vomit talk made me imagine this was you after getting out of the Mustang.

I agree we need some stricter phone limitations in cars and licensing tests. Possibly even retests every 10 years or so to maintain your license. But I still think safety features can only help in the long run. Although I’ll admit that we can’t have people relying on them as a sole safety factor to preventing…

...ask them whether they’d want the pickup truck bearing down on them from behind to have automated braking and adaptive cruise control, or whether the drowsy texting teen in the next lane should have lane-keep assistance, and you might get a different answer.