This whole story has a Coen-brothers vibe to it, dunno why.

I use my left foot to brake about 50% of the time. It’s a game changer in fast moving bumper to bumper traffic. Took about a week to train my foot, now it’s totally natural, just like my right

Reminded me of:

With those kind of deals I would not hesitate to buy one if I was in the market for a sedan. I honestly don’t think they are bad cars.

Help me out here, I have zero context. Is this an employee parking lot for the Tesla company? If so, I imagine they have policies for where you can park, but I’ve never seen a company that forcefully towed one of their own employees’ car instead of tracking them down in the building and ask nicely.

I don’t think I’m on the right track but throwing it out there.... I punched 2576 35th street in Detroit into Google Maps, and there is an OLDER (2012-ish) red SRT on Street View.

Wake me up when I can finally program any button to any product from Amazon. The choices for any button are ridiculously limited and most of the time not even that great deals. (Also nothing ever showed up in 2 days...it always takes longer.)

Wake me up when I can finally program any button to any product from Amazon. The choices for any button are…

Someone’s gotta have a drone they can fly in for a closer inspection... come on guys!

I’m pretty sure all recent era automatic levers are just electric switches. Then the computer controls the actual moving parts, allowing engineers to foolproof the transmission. (Which is why I hate that automakers still install gigantic shifters. BMW does it really nice.)

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I still don’t understand automatic transmissions. I feel so shit.

I own one of these trucks, currently only at 66k miles, and feels like new. But I will never get that kind of mpg. I average 16 when I’m easy, but that’s New York traffic for you.

Strange that there was not one armed officer in an airport like that. It was pretty clear that the car was an imminent risk to others lives so I’m surprised he didn’t get shot.

2002 FTW!!

Sadly, it looks like just a photo shoot for marketing the car on the German market. Europeans love fancy pictures of fancy cars driving in America. They are buying the experience, not the car.

I was also a target of this scam a few months ago. I was selling an expensive part for boats (your “big ticket item” as per BBB blurb) and this guy was super interested. He would only text me, and said he just returned to the air force base in Florida (apparently it’s common to weave the military service line into the…

This is also a good reminder for everyone to NEVER hand over your unlocked phone to anyone. A very real and sizeable part of our lives is managed by apps and data on these smartphones. We are not in 1999 anymore. If not already, these devices will become our ID’s and source of truth. Treat them with care.