Who’s job EXACTLY is it at the dealership to respond instantly to 150 inquiries from “internet news organizations” over a contrived story?

So this all boils down to internet news ”chasing clicks” based on their own confirmation biases, rather than actually gathering facts?

Not gonna lie, I saw one of these in green the other day and it looked pretty good. 

I think Tesla stock is going to go the way of Netflix, once the reality of their situation becomes clear. They don’t have self-driving technology. They were able to create a perception that they were leading the field, but the reality is they’re well behind Waymo and GM at this point.

Tracking device from the FBI. Where were you on 01/06?

“Northwest continues to keep flight number 255 in retirement in the decades since the crash.“

Coming to a full stop in some areas is inviting getting hit by the car behind you for not performing a rolling stop.

found the Musk Cuck!

Glad to see Ralph has stayed away from spoiling national elections. For that irresponsible act alone I’ll be pleased about his obituary.

To suggest those two things as analogous is....weird.

You really love eating the Elon asshole.

I’ve said it before here but if they actually do recall the use of FSD, the fallout from Musk’s faithful is going to be amazing to watch. 

Ah yes - the poster that launched a million crippling post-secondary student-loan applications!

I of course have have to nominate the Buick GNX, a grandma’s car that can beat the Corvette of the era with 2 fewer cylinders.

If there’s a waiting list for a car, does it really need subsidies?

Subaru, Toyota and Hyundai/Kia aren’t shut out of this program.

Wait, the US government made a policy meant to emphasize US manufacturing? Shocking.  

IMO, there never should’ve been a tax credit. If EV’s are really the answer to the next generation of vehicles then they should fight ICE on a level playing field. People should buy them because they are better in one or more metrics that matter to consumers than their ICE counterparts. Tax breaks just try to push us…

The Flex was a great car actually. It was big enough for a whole family, had more power than it really needed out of that ecoboost, it looked pretty damn good, had AWD for snowy climates but never tried to act like it had any kind of off-road chops, and you could get a really well optioned one for under 40k.

The Mustang II. Sounded good at first... a smaller platform, less weight, potentially more nimble? Perfect for a sports car! But Ford based it on the Pinto platform. It came with a 4-cylinder engine making under 90hp. But you could get an optional V6 making just a hair over 100!