I'm just glad it's Dainese and not some bling bling useless shit like Icon.

Then you have something wrong with your iPhone, or your vision? I use Waze on both iPhone (5c) and Android (Nexus 6p) and it looks great on both phones.

This is great news! Not surprising, but still awesome. The quicker that auto manufacturers drop their proprietary nav systems, the better. I don’t mind the BMW system, but I’d much prefer Apple or Android over it. Hopefully they allow the Waze app to be displayed on the system too.

Fun is a subjective term.

There are LITERALLY MILLIONS of manuals left in the world. Just don't count on being able to buy them in new cars for much longer.

It's a WAY bigger difference than a couple hundredths. When you think about clutch in, shift, clutch out, it's in the tenths, easy.

The one that YOU like the most is the best one. That’s the only logical answer, unless we are talking about pure performance, in which case, the newest one is the best one.

I’m not going to argue about which generation is the best, but IMO the E90 and later are absolutely the least distinctive. It’s EASY to spot an E46 M3 vs a 335i or whatever other E46 due to the nice wide fender flares front and rear. With the E90, you’ve got a different front bumper, badges, and wheels and the fenders…

5 seats or 7? If 7, I may have to consider it.

So speaking objectively is douchey? You’re one of those people that get offended when you don’t understand a conversation and think people are “uppity” because they are using big words, huh?

They are around the same price, both loaded with tech, and just luxurious enough to have people cross-shopping them. How do I know? Two co-workers have done exactly that, they both went with the Tesla.

Idiots like to make lots of assumptions. Like anyone who doesn’t daily drive a Miata or a brown diesel station wagon with a manual isn’t a “true enthusiast.” I like old sports cars, I like new sports cars, but I don’t want to daily drive any of them. It’s like eating a nice cut of steak for every meal, it’s great for…

I hope the person who coined the term “hoverboard” for these newest Segways without a handle, dies in a fire started by one of their “hoverboards.”

Never had the urge to hit someone over simple words that weren’t even that insulting. Maybe you should get your propensity towards violence checked.

That’s fine, don’t buy it then. Maybe a 200 mile Bolt will work for you? Otherwise, just wait longer for EV’s with more range or don't get an EV. They aren't meant for everyone right now. But they work very well for many of us.

Yes, because punching random people for saying something stupid is the right response.

Headlights on or off doesn’t even make a 1 mile difference in range, nor does the radio. The heater does for sure though. For most people who are currently driving electric cars, 50-75 miles covers their commute just fine. I drive less than 15 miles to work, and if I really need to I can plug in to one of the wall…

Think about “economical” in relative terms. Someone shopping for a Tesla Model S is likely to be cross-shopping BMW 6-series and 7-series or other similar cars. So what’s more economical on a per-mile basis, a 7-series or a Model S? The Model S by far.

Concerning that email, he’s not too far off base. ICE cars are awesome, but electric vehicles, especially luxury EV’s are plain and simple better at daily driving / commuting duty. Power at any given time, perfectly smooth, utterly silent, and economical. I don’t ever want another ICE vehicle for my daily commuting…

$60k for ANY 4th gen Camaro = Crack Pipe (laced with meth)