Not all leases allow you to buy them at the end of the term, so you could just get stuck in a loop of constantly paying for a lease. With buying, at least you can pay it off and then keep it for 10 more years if you want and you’ll know the full vehicle history since it will always have been yours.

The weird part is, why is there a base model 2M4 trim cargo decklid on a GT?

Update: The cars the bulldozer pushed to the left are now scorched, and the cars it pushed to the right (including that Mercedes) survived (dented though).

Update: The cars the bulldozer pushed to the left are now scorched, and the cars it pushed to the right (including that Mercedes) survived (dented though).

It seems like an obvious slight since it had equal time to the #10 on the list, an dthey even went through the effort of specifically calling it out in the opening of the article that it wouldn’t be on the list.

If I recall from watching the video this article is about, the police did use CCTV footage pulled from the locations to highlight the video where the car was pulling through, and made a point to mention how the suspect’s massive arm tattoos made it obvious it was him.

You’ll immediately notice that the number “3" doesn’t exist anywhere on this list. That’s far too slow for 2025.

Tesla Supercharger electric “fuel” stations aren’t doing either of those things. But they are tracking who charged when in order to send you the bill. Tesla could have tracked a Ford in the same manner if it was exclusively using Tesla Supercharger stations, just like Shell can track a 40 year old Pontiac if they…

Pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude!

If you used your gas station loyalty card to buy gas at the same brand of fuel station multiple times along your route, the fuel station would also be able to piece together your route, and they don’t need data from your car to do it. Same could be said if you use the same credit card to buy gas, then your bank knows…

“...seeing that he stopped to recharge in places like...”

Needs to instead be one of those concrete “bubble houses” in Hollywood, except up on stilts with a round void on the bottom

My dark blue 2018 Model 3 LR-AWD is 6 years old so I’ll probably keep it another 6 at least. But if I did get into the situation where I needed a new daily driver, Hyundai Ioniq 5N in light blue, or the refresh 2024 Model 3 Performance in red.

Let me introduce you to this house design by Alexander Nerovyna. Check out where the truck slots into

My elementary school best friend got injured in a rather similar incident to the one in the lead photo. Stitches on his head from what I can remember.

You couldn’t have predicted that the COVID pandemic would’ve happened immediately after the launch event. Or that the US would devolve into political disarray so quickly, etc.

Good catch on the tri-motor, thanks. The lack of 3rd pricing options in text on the original article threw me off. But it does include a screenshot where they show the Dual Motor AWD at 300 miles of range for $49,990. So adjusted to inflation, $61,700 versus $72,490 today after tax credit. The difference widens for…

When the Cybertruck first made its debut in 2019, company CEO Elon Musk stood on stage and told the world that it would start at $39,900.

I would expect more movement when the Model Y “Juniper” update comes out this year. The fact is that the sedan market is on its last legs in the US. I think the only reason the Model 3 got the Highland update before Model Y got the Juniper update is because sedans are still really big in China. (Model 3 Highland…

Tesla’s U.S. EV market share fell to 48%.