This man is the largest threat to humanity that exists.

Yes I was incorrect about them being renderings. Based on news reports, it sounds like all the complex operations of the Optimuses (i.e. more than simple walking) were run by remote human pilots. I wonder if the Cybercab mock-ups were also teleoperated?

You’ve still got to have the finances to be able to pay for one of those unlikely $$$$ repairs — i.e. if you can afford to pay $30-40k cash for a $70k car, then you’re probably OK. If you need to finance it, then IMO get a Toyota/Honda/Buick/etc.

Correcting myself — these are indeed real movie props at a literal movie studio and not *just* rendered images.

I’d guess the reasons for FSD not working in the Vegas tunnels are:

Not just movie props — these are just rendered images of movie props, right? Did they even have a model of one of these on display? It would only cost $100K or so to have a mockup built that looks real on the outside, which is peanuts for Tesla. This whole thing seems like a last minute effort thrown together with AI…

Jeep left it on as an “option” so they could make towing capacity and horsepower claims, and nothing more.

Jewish Space Lasers, obviously.  The illuminati did not put them in orbit just for light shows...

How many EV’s will get recalled due to possible defects in their LG-sourced batteries? So far:

That vehicle is almost certainly stretched, right? Goodbye crash safety!! WCC might be able to put down a nice coat of paint and have the doors close reliably in their garage, but I’m guessing that thing will fold like an accordion if it gets hit. If I was anywhere near that wealthy I would err on the side of safety…

Don’t forget your Exxon credit card. 

I assume the ‘truck things’ in the original comment must be referring to sitting up really high, riding solo to your office job, and being a $75k leather-wrapped status symbol.

Yeah I agree, unfortunately acceleration ‘comes for free’ on lots of EV designs.

Money == speech, so it’s not a bribe; it’s just a conversation.

Makes sense, but the vast majority of people have never been on a liter bike or do much sporty with their car other than hit the gas hard.

Not a single person can give me a compelling reason to own an EV that doesn’t include 1. responsibility to our planet, 2. not going to the gas station, 3. hauling kids around...

Yeah I feel the same when I point out cars to family, sometimes.  I did happen to see one of these *THIS MORNING* so I guess it’s my lucky day or something??

I bet you can find a Buick Cascada with like 75k miles for around $14-15k. It’s FWD and should be relatively cheap to repair. It’ll have crap resale value, but at least it looks better than the Solara.  On the plus side -- no one will know what it is.  When is the last time *you* saw one of these?

With enough negative press, the camera will be improved. If people were focused on checking camera performance at night during a test drive, GM would fix it ASAP.

The government also needs to get on the ball by mandating that the image quality of these cameras be the highest level possible, with or without proper lighting.