Pretty angry aren’t you Alf? LOL.

Agreed, I have a 3. Didn’t pay for FSD. I use autopilot sparingly, usually in stop and go traffic in the carpool lane. But even that isn’t great.

Agreed, I just find it weird Tesla, or for example - Big Pharma still get away with things when we have so much evidence.

Space X

Rent a car.

The cost of the car is intentionally prohibitive there. I lived in Japan for 2 years in Tokyo and a car would have been more of an inconvenience on top of the cost.

I love this channel. The US lags in so many ways. Cheap and big and won’t last.

True. But all major US cities could have it too if they didn’t just pump endless cash into making roads wider.

That’s true. But driving like an idiot is a direct correlation to making the test too easy and letting bad habits form unchecked.

It was just marketing to get more people to invest or get more government grants. Problem is people actually try to use it like it was marketed as working.

There are lies and there are super lies.

Terms and conditions for FSD are amazing.

I’m reading Ludicrous: The Unvarnished Story of Tesla Motors at the moment, the smoke and mirrors and outright deception is appalling.

My point was they’re still on cars now, it’s not gone away.

Anyone shocked by this - take a trip to Audit The Audit on YouTube.

I sort of agree and disagree. I thought the tech was remarkable at the time, and it was fine to drive for pure commuting. I did HATE the seats though.

I had one of these for a few days as a rental in Spain. It’s a Suzuki Wagon R-Wide re-badged. You could push the closed windows down with your hand and unlock it. Cornering at anything more than 20-25 mph made me man scream the first time I did it.

The new VW ID4 has rear drum brakes. Insane.

Toyota Kijang in Bali in 2002. Felt like it had about 45 hp, steering was worryingly vague when not vibrating so violently it made me feel ill, brakes and hand brake to stop it, epically rusting. Passenger door would not latch and would open up on bends. Total death trap.

It’s a hatchback