This is really nothing new, just new to cars. Police have been getting search warrants for camera recordings from buildings and such for a very long time. 

First, you’re assuming it’s always sunny. Second, I think 30-40 miles a day for a CT is a crack pipe dream.

Assuming it’s never cloudy...

How else are you going to get the kids to crash into each other when they over/under steer??

need a permit for that too

Pools on residential property makes insurance rate go up badly enough. I initially thought about what would happen to his homeowner’s insurance premiums when his insurance company finds out, but I’m sure he wouldn’t care if the rate quadruple.

The kid is clearly a trust-fund baby that will just be living off whatever ill-gotten wealth his father (or other descendants) have amassed.

“Why the hell should he pay the government a permit fee, so the local politician lazy parasites can line their pockets?”

“ promised his son will only use electric go-karts during agreed-upon hours”

“n it, he also promised that each successive Tesla model would be cheaper than one that preceded it, with a goal of making EVs widely affordable.”

“I wonder if a bunch of solar panels to use as an emergency system is viable.”

Sounds like a great to say “look at me, I have a lot of money to burn, but don’t have to work for it”.

Woah that’s wild!

Still can’t figure out how you make a car that’s already used...

ADAB

A big takeaway here is what he said at the very end, which is that individual manufacturer results can vary! The study he was talking about the entire video in the end said that they had tested some LFP batteries that degraded MORE using their general findings to minimize degradation, so maybe Ford has it right for…

Technically true, but not relevant to the discussion at hand.

Ironic it hit a burst fire hydrant as that is about the only thing that can keep up with the burning battery pack.

I wonder how many months it takes to get weather strip for a Tesla.

I bet the door dimensions and weather strip are the same as day 1.