nothing of value was lost.  it was a crap patch job on a vehicle meant for another market. i cant believe people spent money on them. 

Good. One less stilted hatchback cosplaying a SUV.

*Sees car from 1997 in “antique” dealership*

Tesla “plans” a lot of shit

The chance that Porsche doesn't break this record is precisely zero.

Virginia!!

I spent a good part of my life living in Germany and what always amazes me is how bad Americans are at driving.

License requirements are laughably remedial which leads to an aggressively ignorant population, add a dollop of obliviousness and relying on the car’s computer to get the driver out of hairy situations, and then the cherry on top of the shit sundae is a lack of respect for anyone else that has to exist in the same…

Never ending construction

The worst thing, by far, are the drivers that don’t bother learning how to drive (by that I mean actually drive a vehicle, not understand how to read signs - which is all you need to get a license) and the selfish pricks that love to camp out in the left lanes.

Not enough respect for this one.

For you older folks and people not in the know, Tesla cameras don’t record in 4k as far as I know. “Caught in 4k” is a colloquialism for getting caught on camera.

This is something I actually agree with. Electric cars are going to be great for us consumers to use on a daily basis, and they will likely be fun to drive for enthusiasts, but watching them is going to be significantly less thrilling if they’re not going to stimulate all the senses like they do currently. If you…

“640HP ought to be enough for anyone”

Fuck its been a decade already

I can get behind this. Similarly, I’d like stronger enforcement of tail light burnouts with a fix-it ticket option. Even in a state with annual inspections I regularly see people with only 1 functioning tail light. 

While “the system” may treat them the same, the difference is the voters. One side has standards, the other doesn’t. As a general rule, Republican voters will accept anything (see: Trump and acolytes) except crossing the aisle; Democratic voters will toss your ass to the curb, regardless of whether you skirted through…

and then you know that you’re dealing with homophobic troglodytes.

Finally. Our long national nightmare is over.

I give you the best answer, the Bugatti Royale. Ettore Bugatti intended to sell a mere 25, and it would have been the most luxurious and expensive car you could buy. It was also the Great Depression, so "most expensive" wasn't really on anyone's shopping list. Only seven were actually made, and only three actually…