A Corvette can stop VERY quickly. Can you say the same for the 18 wheeler behind it? I’d say he did the safest thing.

I know right?

That’s fine if you enjoy being cut off every 30 seconds.

They also have a distance they travel while stopping. The distance between a stationary object vs the car in front of you’s distance needed to stop is not zero...

There is a big difference between safe following distance and stopping distance.

Updated!

Hmm, I assumed the tax referred to the $200. I’ll reach out to Olive Garden and get some clarity.

The terminology in play here seems like it’s being done as a prize, so I assume you’d be charged income tax based on the retail price of the trip (minus the $200 you paid, of course).

That is one cute coyote.

Better every loop.

No, that’s an RV. This is a living room in a car...

That’s better than having your living room in your car.

“dates david tracy”

Pretty sure I’m not alone when I say this but.

Reminds me of my poor significant other. God bless her, she puts up with so much shit. We have a smallish condo/stacked townhome (12oosqf.)

I don’t know. If you believe some EV critics, eating and peeing are completely optional on that 2,000-mile, cross-country road trip that every person in America takes each week.

We’lll update this post if more information becomes available.

But they really are. I have a 25 mile commute each way, all highway. I would be the ideal candidate to have an electric car for commuting. Drive it to work, drive it home, plug it in. 80% of the time that’s all I drive for the day.

So is your position that Tesla shouldn’t do this and if you want to upgrade your car you have to take it to the shop?

A $300 car payment isn’t really a 1% thing, i think...