This is a competitor because you not only get the electric powertrain, but you also get a decent car to go with it. The minimalism in a Tesla is nice, but gets a bit old and rough once the car has tens of thousands of miles under its belt.

Depends on where you live and work.  For most of us in the Metro Detroit area, public transit is not an option.  

I think Tesla drivers are probably the types to be more trusting of technology, as well as more likely to use the “but it was SUPPOSED to work!” defense. 

You’re absolutely right about the raw numbers.

First Gear: Since when has Tesla been the standard of luxury cars?

Ray Ratto thinks every time a team wants a play reviewed, it should have to pay $1 million in cash on the spot to a local charity, or take the call it got and shut up about it.

He probably didn’t, but I can hope he woke up somewhere screaming.  

Saw a Merc SUV with the lit logo the other night and pointed it out to my wife with a snarky, “look who’s compensating” remark.

Can we call Uber a temp agency at this point?

Uber Rides was a little taxi firm down in Texas

First Gear: I’ve been saying that since the XT6 debuted. It may very well be a competent vehicle for what it is, and in a vacuum it is probably just what Cadillac needed. Unfortunately it doesn’t exist in a bubble, and compared to the Aviator it seems like the halfhearted, lukewarm crossover that it is. Old GM is…

Apparently you haven’t been paying attention

You mean in 4 months?

No, it’s chintzy merchandise, as the Detroit News reports

lol, I remember that one.  Unfortunately if someone tried that here in Texas, there would be gunfire and blood in the back seat.  Sad times.

I think Ohio, and a number of other states have the same law. No comps in casinos.

Thank the Michigan legislature for that one. Fucking Assholes.

Not surprisingly a Bear fan has the reading comprehension of an actual bear.

Jeff Fisher actually made it to a Super Bowl

During every Lions home broadcast, the pan shots of the Lions crowd should be set to that Sarah McLachlan song they play during the abused animal commercial.