“One day, when all these useless politicians (on both sides) stop their pissing matches over who can screw whose base over more, I might be able to get an EV, that I can charge at a convenient place, for less than my yearly salary. Maybe even, dare I say, get a rebate?”

True. But he did sentence a rapist to 1/4 of the recommended minimum sentence because he didn’t think the fact that he raped someone should have a negative effect on his life. He did make it crystal clear, not just to the victim of this rape but to rape victims everywhere, that he holds rapists in considerably higher…

It has already worked its way up through hundreds of feet of dirt, so hay good news, you probably don’t need to go get a science degree now.

To be fair, the Rolls-Royce umbrella thing isn’t just for rain. It’s also designed to serve as a privacy curtain that the chauffeur uses for exiting passengers in paparazzi environments. The chauffeur can open the front and rear (rear-opening) doors to 45º, and open the umbrella in the gap to give (primarily female)…

It’s not supposed to be grabbed by the passenger. It’s for the doorman.

I own a 31 year old Porsche with a brown leather interior and if you saw the condition of the leather vs. the plastic you might change your mind.

Every chance it’ll only be a software upgrade to make them comply, may as well assemble the bits left in the supply chain until you’re out of stock - you’ve bought them already anyway, and whole cars are easier to store than warehouses full of inventory.

Welcome to Just in Time production methods, where they have a place to park the run of finished cars but no place to put all the parts to assemble that particular run of cars if they don’t get built for some unforeseen reason.

Supply chain is like a flywheel, once it's spinning it's hard to wind it down. Working in manufacturing I can understand why they did this. It was most likely easier to build them than change course.

You can’t spell “MiQroBus” without MQB!

Not really sure how the guy on the inside holding his line that was well established a corner ago puts him at fault. Kimi cut inside and hit him, hoping that Bottas would give him room.

Yokohama makes tires, so I’m pretty sure that this is a good focus for them instead of on engine weight reduction. And your statement is incorrect; weight only really impacts city MPG, not highway, where MPG is based on aerodynamic resistance.

Surprise, surprise, people who know about how the environment works don’t want a bunch of toxic brine dumped back into the oceans.

Because they’re costly to build, use a great deal of energy, and will be insufficient to meet California’s needs.

They are, but they can only do so much. Desalination as a complete solution makes about as much sense as running the entire planet on wind power. Wonderful idea, but with current technology there’s no way it can provide more than a few percentage points.

Well, of course we don’t. We live in a republic.

It looks like a bad tribal tattoo. But, it’s still better than the previous. I would have ditched the chrome/silver immediately after cutting ties with Mercedes. Like, that day.

Badass Boring. FTFY.

"Yeah, better to just make LAW & ORDER: INFERNAL VICTIMS UNIT"

He was once a rugged demon fallen from grace on the wrong side of good vs evil. Now's he trying to right the wrongs of others and bring some balance to the city of angels. Tonight on Fox, he's Lucifer PD.