That’s a in insult to tuna cans. This is what you throw a used tuna can into when you’re done with it.

Imagine you have $120k to blow on a car. And instead of buying a Range Rover, X7, Escalade, GLS or QX80 you say “yep, I’ll buy a tuna can on wheels”.

“which might lead one to wonder if they’ve ever purchased a new vehicle before. Or a used one. Or dealt with money at all.”

incEL Camino.

It’s obviously the pickup driver fault. I’m glad no one was killed, and I seriously feel for everyone hit who’s going to have months of anguish dealing their insurance companies because there will certainly be months of the truck driver’s insurance trying to get everything paid by the pickup driver’s insurance that…

Stop fucking with your phones, people.

I wonder if the police would have shown up if she told them that they intentionally attacked her with their car, and that she was afraid for her safety.

When people say that they need material things like a car to boost their “image”, what they are really talking about is their own perception of themselves. It’s not really about how other people actually feel about them, it’s about how they think other people feel about them. It’s ultimately about self worth. 

I mean, if you just need it for “image” then just rent it on the few occasions you need the image.

Sam Walton drove a late 70s F-150 while Wal-Mart was expanding. Walton’s image wasn’t in his vehicle; it was in the business of his stores.

Show up, swap the flood truck and have 10 more to lend to FEMA or whichever state for assistance with disaster recovery to show how rugged the truck is and get ten times the marketing dollars out of it (wrap every vehicle with a good “Rivian Cares” graphic etc).

If I was Rivian, I’d scramble to buy back that guys truck, or trade him for a Gen 2. Not only are there potentially valuable engineering learnings, but I’d be eager to avoid the PR nightmare of this thing bursting into flame in a week because of damage no one spotted.

And if there’s nothing wrong with it, you can get…

Tesla engineers take note: this is the result of a vehicle that was properly designed to be rugged and reliable. Meanwhile, a Cybertruck is bricked after splashing through an inch deep puddle.

Meanwhile, Cybertrucks brick from going through a car wash. 😂

Headrests are not supposed to be comfortable. Unless perhaps you’re parked and taking a nap. Otherwise, your head should not be touching your headrest while driving.

I often wonder between norovirus and the many many other mishaps one hears about cruises (along with the management of said cruises), why anyone would ever choose to take one at all, let alone jettison your whole life for one.

Its a tragedy that two men lost their lives, it’s a travesty that some lawyer wants to blame the car and not the driver.

Makes a lot of sense to me for a vehicle where they are expecting the rear seats to be heavily used. Unlock both doors on the side the driver is on first, presumably they have the kids with them and will be loading them in through their side door. Then the lights flashing is a helpful little feature to tell you what…

The Q8 is their best looking SUV, this is fine, the Q8 is still better looking.

What has Audi been feeding you? All of these Audi crossover write-ups have been so absurdly generous.