What?! You didn’t like two hours of people driving around in 1970's LA? Didn’t you want to hear some of the most boring dialogue to ever come out of a Tarantino film?

I certainly didn't hate it but it just felt over hyped to me. 

I'm going to probably be in the minority here, but I didn't get Once upon a time in hollywood. I didn't dislike it, but it felt empty to me. 2+ hours of nothing much happening, followed by five minutes of horrifying violence and then an uncomfortable ending. The detail was stunning but in hindsight countless scenes…

Tesla already owns production lines with all the systems you’re claiming they’re avoiding. Your argument fails both the smell test and any application of Occam’s Razor.

Presumably the trucks would be done on new lines created to avoid buying more of those systems. It’s not like they’ll stop making the existing models to make the truck. 

GUUUUUUH I’m so tired of answering this question. The sources are not hard to find if you look.

I feel like if this was the concept car and then they released some watered-down, softened design that looked more traditional, everyone here would be calling bullshit and complaining that if Tesla actually had the balls to release the concept, they would have bought it.

I agree that it is not ugly. It is also not beautiful. I’d say its striking, and different.

The more I look at it, the less ugly it gets.

I like how you point out the over promises(legit complaint) but totally ignore the actual delivery. Tesla has accomplished almost everything they have promised. EVERYTHING. Not always exactly in the timeframe promised, sometimes over budget and more expensive than promised but they deliver.

It’s not ugly, it’s different. Very different.

I dont understand people hating the looks, i think it looks amazing.

If you think that looks better in any way at all, please know get your head checked. Sorry.

OMG that Chandelier! I played it and everyone in my office just gave a collective WTF are you watching look at me, totally worth it LOL.

I think the pinnacle of shaggin wagons would be one of those minivans with seats that fold into the floor leaving a flat surface.

Well, at least of the salted, cured meats.

Indeed! Far less suspicious than a vehicle with curtains.

That’s the beauty of this car. It flies under the “Dad Radar”.

A friend of mine had a conversion van in high school because that was the only spare car his parents had. Once he showed up top pick up his new girlfriend for a first date in it. The dad took one look at it and gave him the keys to his brand new Mustang and said, “here, take my car. I INSIST.” Side note: he married…

Pastrami is the most sensual of meats.