I’ll try to explain it for you in simple terms:

Yes, it’s really too bad that we haven’t invented a way for footage to be saved to be watched later. 

Meh. It’s translated from Chinese. I would be more concerned with the problem that EVs need a lot less of a failure to explode than gasoline cars do - in a gasoline car you need a failure in the fuel system AND a spark. Most of the time you just smell gas and turn the car off until it’s fixed. An EV only needs a short…

Kind of looks like that Tesla shorted itself. 

>negative or positive I will post anything about Tesla or EVs in China.

That’s a machine translation from Chinese

I’m surprised that anything happened to him. So a tech decided to do something wrong all on his own. They are supposed to drive cars. How is the manager at fault for his wrong doing? A manager can’t watch all employees all the time. These employee are adults (tho usually young adults) and they should know better. What…

Are you by any chance drunk?

Unauthorized use of a vehicle.

You need criminal intent for it to be theft 

It’s unauthorized use, not grand theft auto. Technically.

This! I’d have driven it home, parked it and waited for the dealership to call me when it was “ready”.

I mean, the schlub at the bottom used her truck for a Lowe’s run. He deserved to be fired.

Wow, the dealership took responsibility. I did not see that coming.

That’s an absurd analogy.

Love the Monday morning QBs on the front page. This is one of the narrowest and tightest tracks. He had a split second to react in a tight turn. He was assuming the GT would be racing to the line. The last thing he is expecting is the GT to die mid corner. And you can even hear in replay the gt just die

Race much? 

It doesn’t work like that. The GT accelerated out of the corner then stopped pulling. There was nothing for the Corvette driver to do. 

Plenty of places to go? Not that Dirk did it intentionally, but he was basically brake checked. You have to follow that closely to pass and it is the responsibility of the car in front to keep pace. The Ford lost power right at the point where both cars should have been full throttle.

Right? I mean this happened literally less than a year ago.

Of course not on the base Veloster.  He’s talking about this one, which is referenced in the article above.