If you steal cars multiple times, usually endangering you, your passenger, pedestrians, and other driver’s lives with your reckless driving, and you don’t learn your lesson even when you almost die in a crash, you deserve jail. Literally talked to a nearby county’s prosecutor today, one of her cases is a minor with 9…

In my city at least, the judges are letting the kids get away with multiple thefts and even then not locking them up. Literally talked to the county prosecutor today about why repeat thefts from the same minors are not resulting in any consequences. 

My 98 Cavalier beater had an immobilizer. It was basic and terrible but it’s there.

Its also partially inflation. Iirc the 2004 cts-v (pretty damn similar car class) was around $56k. That in 2023 dollars is roughly $88k, not far from this newer model’s $94k.

I’m in Ohio where stuff is not far apart so a Bolt could work and it’s in my budget but they discontinued it.

It’s going to be some on-board Google OS. I don’t think anyone knows details yet other than it won’t work with Carplay or Android Auto. It's likely limited to whatever the Bluetooth protocols can do. 

Price and demand go hand in hand. So yeah, it's price and demand, probably.

If this source is to be believed, Tesla is above the ICE days on hand average too, and their average has increased significantly in the past year.

The credit moves to point of sale starting in 2024. 

Seems like this is only going to get worse with the looming end of the only cheap EV, the Bolt. 

1. The entire system is free already for the first 3 years

There’s literally a term for it. Hollywood Math.

This. Author is mixing gross revenue (income before expenses) and net profit (after expenses). They’re not the same thing. And Hollywood is famous for their accounting tricks to make it look like wildly profitable movies lost money (so they don't have to pay anyone with profit sharing bonuses in their contracts).

Shes going to NYT, not WaPo. 

Why not both!

Yes, because intersections or merges at the end of curves don’t exist. Definitely not on a huge number of onramps and offramps alone. 

I like the idea of the Fit, but after seeing the engine bay I’d never own one. I can only imagine the first step in every service manual procedure is either:

MT has a cable channel. The cable user fees plus ads should be enough, but no they put it behind a paywalled app. Dumb.

We had a day like this in a regional chain sit down restaurant. We and two restaurants were the only two on our entire side of town with power after an icestorm. We went through about a weeks worth of food in a day. We went on a limited menu, things that cooked fast and let us turn tables faster. We got a full semi of…

The Prius has a 20 mile EV range at best and the average American drives about 40 miles a day. So yeah, double the mileage is useful.and has nothing to do with marketing since it more closely matches the average usage pattern.