It certainly feels like a lot of people are saying he should.

Tesla cannot figure out panel gaps, I’m certain that they will not exactly succeed on this. 

Meanwhile, this is an actual (non vaporware-horseshit) robot, built by Hyundai.

Oh yeah? Like the million robo-taxis? Or the Tesla Roadster? Or the semi-truck? Or the Hyperloop? Level 4 self driving? Or the Gigafactory producing 1GW annually? Or the 1,200 km range to the Model S?

TBF the Cybertruck probably will/would have a shit ton of issues with regulations.

Ok, the whole “promise exciting new tech, to distract from other tech that was promised and never delivered” shtick is getting old. Meanwhile Tesla is delivering $100,000 cars that have quality control and finishing issues not seen on a Mitsubishi Mirage; they’ve only been building the Model S for what, a decade?

Why invest in basic things like improved QC or finishing development of the truck, roadster, semi, and probably something else I’m forgetting, when they can invest in ~*rObOtS*~ ?!

I don’t know, I went into CP2077 with very little by way of expectations and I felt like I was playing an ugly, unfinished mess of a game full of broken and missing mechanics with a super high gloss of finish on it.

Non car people that do not want to fix and maintain a used POS.

Depending on the insurance, the deductible could just be waived. In a hit and run, i just had to provide the police report stating that i had no fault and proof the other party was insured, and USAA waived the deductible altogether

A wild Tesla fanboy doth appear...

Yup. They need to invoke their own insurance, their insurance company will pay and then subrogate the claim in the correct manner, ie between insurance companies and without involvement of the end consumer, as it ought to be, yes, they’ll be out their deductible, but only until the claim is settled and they get their…

This fucking truck is never going to be built.

Anything that connects you to the ground. Mattress, shoes, tyres/brakes (any running gear), chairs.

The thing about everybody who tells you that there is one right way to smoke is that every last one of them is completely wrong.

I told myself that I’d do my best to smoke through Thanksgiving. Smoked turkey here we come, baby!

I was going to suggest the Challenger R/T, it’s completely underrated in today’s market.

3 passengers in a 2 seater sports car, apparently none of them seatbelted. Absent some absurd conspiracy/serial killer level theory, every person in that car was a willing party to stupidity.

If you’re doing 150 on a city street (10x the legal limit btw) you have more things stacked against you than just a 90 degree turn which nobody has difficulty handling at the prescribed velocity.

Sure, but I’d expect two things: