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Good advice as usually. Thanks Tom.

Bring on the 1.21 gigawatts.

Plot twist: Big Jim actually owns a controlling stake in Car Max. Turns out, the company has been losing tons of money lately on Car Max Warranties. Big Jim is just trying to mitigate his Car Max losses by screwing over this local rich guy, making up bogus repair recommendations for his Range Rover.

wtf did I just read? you have to do this every year?

Probably because the battery pack necessary to do that would weigh over 1000 pounds, making it impractical to design for when 95% of the time it isn’t being used. More realistically, you could add a small engine up front and use it to supplement travel for longer trips. Call the car a Volt or something.

Where is the sarcastic news update about how long it’s going to take Tesla to mass-produce the Model 3 even after they’ve already “crowdfunded” a shit-ton of money for it?

Are these all from Australia, aka Europe’s Deep South?

Meanwhile in Formula One

NASCAR may be all flashy these days, filled with corporate sponsors, drivers without accents, and teeth. But scratch

Holy shit.

Missed opportunity:

Does just-ybout everything I could ask for.

Don’t be “that guy” who vicariously gets their rich dad to get some car they like.

Wow. My list of cars to buy in 2027 just got a new contender. This is an amazing wagon...or maybe a Negotiating Reasonably with Intent for Retreating* Brake. (*Shooting will no longer be allowed in 2027)

Kinja User Flyingstitch has the best description of this kind of truck:

Eeew!

Universal Studios should buy this and hold on to it for Fast and the Furious 10, where the entire movie takes place in Dom’s head while he’s in a coma and thinks it’s 1994.