bruh the 2001 grand prix regular-ass model has a HUD for whatever reason and theres no excuse for anything not to

Let me fix that for you:

The tacked on screen thing is still appealing to the general buying public. People are still attracted to the novelty of having big screens attached wherever possible, and the manufacturers are taking advantage of this. I bet in another 5 or 10 years we will see the screens being integrated again, after all of the…

You are exactly right. Don’t waste your time explaining to Tesla fan boys. They will attack you for expressing your honest and constructive opinion.

Your an idiot. Look what happened to floor mounted gauges. Look at why we have gaugesnin the center, to keep our eyes on the road.

You don’t have to buy the car to spot bad design when you see it. I personally do want a Model 3 (even after this), but come on, it’s lazy at best and genuinely bad at worst.

“This car isn’t for you, it isn’t for the driving enthusiast, it doesn’t need a damn speedo front and center or much in the way of gauges AT ALL. In a couple years when Autopilot’s been perfected a little more 99.99999% of the people who have a 3 aren’t gonna give a shit what the speedo says because 99.99999% of the…

Autopilot will not be perfected in a couple years. Other will not have Autopilot. Too many driving variables will still be present. You will still legally need to pay attention. Important information shouldn’t require looking down. This ain’t Minority Report mobiles.

On that same note, you can get a fucking Mazda 3 with a HUD.

Damn Elon, take it easy. Go launch a rocket or something the world’s still spinning.

SMH. Good to see that typical Jalopnik rage is still a thing.

In a couple years when Autopilot’s been perfected

It’s still a shitty design whether or not any of us actually ordered one.

Sony as a company can’t really afford to sell at losses anymore...especially on niche tech.

Is the theme of Giz today to be as snarky as possible towards anything Apple announces?

Another day, another angsty Gizmodo article about the Watch

People quit and move on, often after big projects are done. If he truly was done with the new GT, no point sticking around for lols if he didn’t need ot.

Its a shifter, nothing more and nothing less. It won’t make or break anyones purchase, except the ficticous purchases of those who weren’t in the market to begin with but felt compelled to whine about it.

How is it narcissism? He’s sharing unique viewpoints from behind the scenes, shit that casuals love being able to see, things that give a proper view into what F1 really is like when the cameras aren’t rolling, and thats the best you can come up with?

Is this really an issue? On any level?