Look, I get it, some of you guys think that cars are killing the planet,

No, pretty much anyone who has scientific knowledge in this area agrees that cars are killing the planet. Don’t try to downplay it because it doesn’t align with your view that you need a monster truck to get to work.

I absolutely can and absolutely will complain about 18 mpg. That is truly unacceptable.

dogshit viewing angles

I don’t care what anybody says; that’s a cool-ass looking Mustang.

Just buy real coupés, instead of gran coupés, 4-door coupés, SUV coupés and other malarkey!

A few excellent examples in the thread below. My favorite is the Jaguar.

I think that you misspelled “CUV”.

Takes on new meaning when you're being treated for an STD.

Back in the early 2000's I dated a Goth girl that had a van similar to this that was, you guessed it, black with red accents and interior (Looked more like the A-Team to me but she was born about the time that show was popular so she didn’t know what I was talking about). It had been passed down through 4-5 family…

How many barrels of oil were killed to make all that vinyl in the interior?

BMW and Rolls Royce have this and have for about 7 years. On BMWs it’s called ConnectedShift and was implemented on the F30 3 series and F10 5 series for their LCI models. (LCI is BMW marketing-speak for mid-cycle facelift).

The Frank Costanza restraint system!

Mercedes, BMW and other companies have had GPS-based gear selector for about 8 years:

So true, and sad. F1 makes curling seem riveting.

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It’s still all BMW including the 4 cylinder.

In the UK, the first cars did their testing on-road.

Yeah, I think in this particular instance the autopilot and FSD disappeared while in the dealer’s possession (according to the story updates). Dealer probably kept it hooked up to store wifi which downloaded the changes to the car

You can just not connect it to wi-fi since the Tesla doesn’t update over LTE (or otherwise). There’s very little reason to connect the car to wi-fi other than get the updates anyway.

“Designed for people who need SUV practicality but really miss driving sport sedans,”