I guess Meta has browser fingerprinting tools embedded in most websites these days, too. 

wow that’s impressive -- I guess they roll the tax credit into the lease.  I wonder how expensive the buy-out is at the end of the lease if you were to keep the vehicle. 

sensory overload

No, it helps Jalopnik drive more clicks. Post that guys face / name, have your article pop up on a news aggregator site, and you’ll get a few curious people out of the >200M followers who click thru to Jalopnik and see some ads!

+1 Kinja is barely operable in Firefox and Safari. Chrome blows b/c Google sucks ... sucks your personal information from everywhere online to track/monetize you.

Yeah I got the first 25K miles of charging for free from work, but unfortunately my new job no longer offers that perk.

What’s the CO2 emission generated by cooling / operating a Las Vegas casino during the summer? (I’d pick a cruise over Vegas any day... especially one of the “Tour Antartica” or “Tour 4x European Ports” type cruises, although I’ve only ever been on a cruise ship once.)

Both practical and boring, perfect! ...right?

Yeah that makes more sense

No, I think they were just saying “ooo big power bill, scary!” and didn’t really pay attention to the $50+/week at the gas pump.

👍makes sense. Keep up the good work.... we need more pictures!!

$218K/year to sell cars? Requires no education, very little ethics? That’s *insane*!

The EX30 sits between a Mitsubish Mirage and Toyota Corolla in size.

I always enjoy reading the updates on your 996. I love the color, too!

Friends of mine in California leased a Chevy Volt for the commuter lane access back in 2014. They said, “We tried plugging it in, but it made our power bill jump too high.” I said, “But you’re not paying for gas now...”

I’m surprised by the number of people who will pay $60+K for a Bronco (or Wrangler), but I’d much prefer a bunch of Broncos to be running around then more F250/350's...

I read the Supreme Court is actually writing a the 28th amendment now. I realize that it’s not normal for the court to *write* the law, but since everyone now accepts that the Supreme Court is a fully political body that accepts bribes, etc, they decided to just write their own laws starting in 2024:

So if I bring a new iphone pro or high-end laptop into Germany do I need to fill out some form to keep the police happy?

Yeah if Tesla wants these to go really mainstream they should have a “teen driver” or valet mode that restricts 0-60 time to something like 7 seconds and lets it coast like an automatic.

With the “EV tax” I bet these will be priced well over the gas version — like how the BMW iX carries a ~$15K premium vs. the X7.