I’m scratching my head trying to figure out how 2 kids necessitate 3 rows. If he wants to be environmentally friendly, shouldn’t he go for something smaller?

Having two kids should not necessitate needing a third row. Stop buying bigger than you need.

Whoa, those first two pics even look good!

im handicapped, every time i see someone parked in a handicapped spot without a sticker or clearly not handicapped, i just take a pic with license plate and the parking spot and send to a friend who works at my town hall parking violations office. 500$ ticket every time i do it. and if i can i tell them that i did…

*Guy cuts you off*

Who wore it better?

Pretty sure there’s an app for that.

You sound just like my barista.

We are leasing a Nissan Leaf for $99 a month thanks to this and other incentives. So it’s certainly not anything that is just for the rich.

Not that I like fake shitty “Reality Shows”...nor that there isn’t a high level of giant tools in this particular portion of the car world, nor do I not think that actual street racing is bad. However...

So whats worse, a bunch of tools pretending they’re street racing and it ‘might’ convince one or two people to try it, or the Kardasians constantly showing young girls they have to be attractive sluts to get anywhere in life?

paying it is the easiest way out for us or they’ll get a lawyer to call.

Some of that change threatens people.

Honestly I dont get all the hate for Musk. Yeah he says and does some pretty questionable things, but you cant argue with the fact that he really does try to change the world for the better. 

Also very true. Ideally, it can be driven 90% as an electric. But you open the hood and it looks like a normal car (depsite having a bonkers complex drivetrain).

I’ve said it before, people don’t want to put gas in their electric car.

Like I said. Unstoppable.

Or at the very least resistant to corn beetles.

You’ve got kids, it’s Michigan(snow), want to haul stuff and camp. How about a Flex.

The new Hulu show The First used their car designs in the show. It was a very direct product placement scene.