The hatch would have killed the rear headroom in a car 20% smaller than a Model S. That’s why they didn’t do it, according to Tesla.

Darn new cars with their technologies. I want a car with a cable driven speedometer! It should be bolted to the hood, right in front of me too! I don’t want some robot brain controlling my heater either. Give me those sliding knobs with linkages. And biased-ply tires! How do you even set the choke on that Model 3?!

Well whether you like it or not, the Model 3 is probably the most important car to be launched this year. How many other cars do you know of had over 100,000 preorders?

I never understood the circlejerk of hate about “hurr durr ipad stuck to the dash”

It’s a good place for it, and this is not an enthusiast car, it is an appliance designed for ease of use.

While I am also a fan of analog controls for volume, in my own car, I think I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve actually used the physical dial for volume. 99.9999999% of the time, I use my steering wheel controls to change volume and associated audio inputs/presets. The only time my hand needs to go…

It’s minimalism, which is aesthetically pleasing. Every car has quirks that owners have to adjust to. I’m sure you’d get used to seeing the readout on the top corner of the screen which should still be in your perhiperal vision.

Nope, it’s awesome.

It’s natural to resist change but keep in mind this dash and car has been simplified. Everything is controlled through that revolutionary screen. Updates too.

she used the car’s manual to troubleshoot her problem

You can actually control it with buttons on the steering wheel.

This isn’t honest journalism. This is how EVERY car company shows cars avaialbe at X price. Bad headline is bad.

I really like it. Granted, I really appreciate minimalist design.

Cool.

I don’t suck. I generate an area of low pressure!

This is the White House communications director

You should leave all men alone. Seriously. Have nothing to do with them.

How is rape “non-physical trauma”?

Even if it wasn’t to hide evidence, I still can’t comprehend United just choosing to cremate the corpse without even consulting the owner. Regardless of the state of the rabbit, it’s still belongs to the owner! Does the fine print on the ticket now transfer ownership of all luggage to the airline until such time as it…

“When asked to leave his crate to make room for a standby crew member, the rabbit became combative and began ranting about Holy Hand Grenades and Antioch. At that point, security was called.”

I understand that this little guy was coming from London and that there was no real choice to HOW he was getting to his new owners, but this solidifies my reasoning that if I need to transport my dogs anywhere, I’m driving them there.