Yeah I agree he is right to wait for the on coming car before moving over. Also it doesn’t look like a malicious brake check.

I live in Ohio too. That’s how I know we are the worst.

I’ve been brake check to a complete stop on a 70mph highway and then the guy proceeded to get out of the vehicle. This was because I was occupying the left lane and the guy must have been going near 100 mph when he had to slow down. I ended up going around him when he jumped out. I still think anyone that does an…

Yeah if a “real aggressive brake check” happened here there probably would have been a collision. I used to be a break checker until I grew up.

We don’t get to see how long he was occupying the left lane. That being said, it’s never safe to drive with a 2 foot gap between vehicles. The van is the hero in this video. He made a pass and then actually got over.

You might want to review left lane laws for your state. Don’t tell the the “oh” in your name is for Ohio because they are notorious left lane hogs.

Yes but this is exactly what those people who do the brake checking are hoping could happen. This is like the best case scenario for those assholes.

“ Make them not look like the Nissan Leaf.” I’m looking at you BMW i3. Hoping the model 3 looks as “normal” as the model s.

Arkansas: “Law prohibits obstructing traffic by driving continuously in the left lane.”

Not if it causes you to have to slow but if there is a large gap then you should move over. If you are impeding traffic and are able to move over safely you should.

kinja’d

The current one isn’t terrible but it’s not something you pick out of the competition. Basically it’s not going to completely ruin your dad if you get a 200 as a rental.

From experience most of the joint Chrylser/Mitsubishi’s are tow truck bate.

Those look like second generation DSM seats.

They are fun when they are running though. Really loved my DSM. If I had another car for a daily driver I would have kept it.

Swap a 4g63 and this thing would be fun.

I also ended up with 2 car payments. Never again. One is paid off now and we will keep it until it falls apart. I basically regretted financing every vehicle I’ve ever owned but yet I still end up doing it. After the newness wears off I keep thinking “damn, I should have just kept the old one”. I’ll probably end up…

Morgantown it’s basically needed. The campus is too spread out. They have the public PRT but for most people a car is still necessary.

They said it was pre-incentive but, to be honest, I didn’t believe them based on the Musk math you mentioned. I basically still don’t believe they will hit that price or the timeline based on Tesla’s record. Still interested in the reveal though.

Which will probably happen no too long after the Model 3 release.