If Lotus made an EV, would they call it the Elan Musk?

I think the bigger problem is Jalopnik’s penchant for aggregating YouTube vids and passing it off as content. Original reporting seems to be getting thinner and thinner.

Was it the Flying Dutchman?

I don’t care what anyone says or thinks. It’s a freakin’ mid-engine Corvette and that’s good enough for me!!

Autopilot

Wow, I really hope that old lady you enjoy terrorizing doesn’t shove her walking cane through your spokes.

First of all, I didn’t say killed. I said “taken down,” as in struck down, by cyclists. Only an imbecile, no offense, would consider a bicycle a lethal weapon.

Hey Aaron, got any stats on the number if pedestrians taken down by asshat cyclists?

Underrated comment. 

None left on the road to appreciate. 

I would argue that large automakers are responsible for the majority of valuable innovations in terms of safety, emissions, economy, convenience, and utility. It’s cool that Koning’s egg included these features on their cars along with over-engineered door hinges and carbon fiber wheels.

It’s easy to be innovative when price is no object and sales figures are in the single digits.

You’re absolutely correct, however, Uber declined to provide data supporting their claims. The possibility of getting vilified by stats supported by potentially biased data will hopefully force Uber to be more transparent. If they’re telling the truth, what do they have to lose?

He’s given this a lot of thought. 

I heard the next GT350 will be mid-engined. 

I ❤️LS’s. 

I think the 550 Maranello was a V-12. And yes, this is sacrilege. 

Is you buddy’s last name Gray?

“The Ram 1500 is one of the few vehicles on the market outside of Korean executive sedans that offers enough rear seat legroom to give tall passengers a chance to really stretch out.”