“When I watch the Fast and the Furious movie the car go faster when the man shift gear. More gear mean car go more faster.”

Who wants to bet that these alleged “deliveries” are still just prototypes they’re handing over to people with Tesla connections to use as long-term testers?

Clicked expecting Air Canada. 

They absolutely are going unsold. I drive past 3 different Ford dealers regularly in NW Ohio and every single one of them has multiple Mach Es and Lightnings sitting on the lot. I’m sure in certain regions of the country EVs are doing just fine, but adoption is going to be slow going in the parts of the country where…

I’m not saying we shouldn’t eventually mandate that every new car be EV only, but you need be smart about how you get there. The reality of the situation is that the current charging infrastructure is not where it needs to be, and quite honestly, is not likely to get there by 2030 as we’ll probably have had another…

NADA is kind of right on this one, though. It would make more sense if the mandate required that 60% of new cars be at least PHEV, as those seem to have a much easier time finding buyers. 

Bentley needs to be more like Koenigsegg and build a car that’s so slow it only needs a one-speed transmission. Very irresponsible.

Why tf does Doug Demuro look like a gigantic infant with a Lloyd Christmas wig on in every single fucking video thumbnail. 

I built like a dozen a week on their car configurator, what more do you want from me? 

Let us quietly contemplate this 1974 Chevrolet C10 Cheyenne instead.

It has to be a company that isn’t really “known”, never really made a normie car, and whose cars require some sort of commitment to own. I’d personally go with Alpine:

*leans in real close and whispers in your ear* It’s not a cool car if you see it sitting in an Enterprise lot. 

I’m actually okay with sailing ships gaining traction again. At least they’re lovely to look at. 

Keep in mind I was opening this article expecting a floating McMansion. 

I very much regret to say this, but that is actually a beautiful-looking thing.

There’s no way in heaven or hell they would be giving anyone a free anything because some people were being cheeky with a referral system. The roadster isn’t happening because Elon just had to have the damn Cybertruck and that shafted their production plans for the foreseeable future.

Are you talking about actual “not likely to explode” reliability or JD Power “the volume knob does not have enough knurling on it therefore this car is unreliable” reliability? 

People laugh endlessly about hydrogen, but it is BY FAR the best route if we decide we care about human rights.

We have reached the point of capitalism where we’re literally out here donating money to corporations for no reason.