Climate guilt.  It’s like the new Catholic guilt, except without the promise of Eternal Salvation.

This is a joke right? A new Audi is not entry level. The Bolt, Niro EV, Kona EV and Leaf are entry level.

This is a great effort, assuming it’s still 2015. I haven’t looked outside yet this morning.

I think lapped cars should be allowed to turn around and drive in the opposite direction at full throttle, take out a few opponents, then pause and hit ‘Restart Race’.

...wait, what are we talking about again?

On one hand, if you’re so slow that you’ve been lapped, you should probably get out of the way. But if you just had some bad luck early and are now keeping pace with the leaders, then absolutely you should race your ass off.

Can I get a stuffed ManBearPig?

This, I believe, is every parent’s secret nightmare.

I think that WaPo article should be required reading for everyone.

Some of my best friends are black and white photographs.

The people hating this have never waited for a car to finish charging, and it shows.

That’s actually great.

I’d think this feature would be huge hit in the Giulia Quad.

Crossing a surging river around midnight. What could go wrong?

This actually works just fine in the auto industry. Most of the losses are due to what are known as “fixed costs” in business-meaning that it costs you a certain number of billions to build the factories and do the R&D for your cars. Since you’ve already spent that money it’s all about pushing huge volume in order to…

They actually made 18.9% GAAP gross profit on each one they sold according to the financial data.

I’ll get it out of the way now so the adults can talk.

I have never seen anyone live forever, so let us put an end to medication, doctors and the like. (same logic as yours).

That wouldn’t be cash equivalents, that would be “Accounts receivable” which is separate from “Cash and cash equivalents”. But nice try.

$370M positive EBITDA with positive cash flow seems pretty good, unless I'm missing something. TSLA is still hugely overpriced, but they might be turning a corner financially. 

Right, because not investing in the technology or R&D will surely bring the costs down in the future. That’s like saying “I don’t know the answer to this test question, I’ll go play halo and see if I know it later”.