Also, spending money is not synonymous with wealth.

Makes it all the more important.

I hope, if nothing else, this story dispels any myth that wealth is synonymous with higher intelligence.

People, when the engineers tell you, “This thing will not work, and I’m not getting in it,” listen to them.

Well, that’s the first time Nissan balked at sending out a poorly engineered product! (I’m not letting spelling get in the way of this joke.)

Those island will be long underwater. How about on top of a nice butte somewhere in Wyoming or Montana? Or maybe atop a mesa in the arid southwest.

This is exactly what first should be electrified: any vehicle that runs the same limited route, day after day, and returns home to recharge each night. Every mail truck, school bus, city bus should be an EV ASAP.

Don’t dismiss what he’s likely to try this time.

I mean, he keeps calling with driver assist package “Full Self Driving”, or whatever. So, it shouldn’t be surprising.

The English language might have had something to do with it as we call it ‘stainless’. Others call it ‘inox’ or ‘rostfrei’ which is more accurate. As stainless is manufactured for a given environment, it is really only inoxidable in those conditions.

Nice for their families to find closure, but wow those dudes have been in the drink longer than I’ve been alive.

I bought a $4200 Canali suit to replace my old, worn out $200 Men’s Warehouse special, and everyone thinks I’m still wearing the old suit! How awesome is that ?!?

Nah, that DeLorean had the flux capacitor option and is actually only a few weeks old, relatively.

I give you this stunning POS in Neon Green! Anne Arundel County, MD...

I see 3-4 of these rolling chrome dumpsters every day, and after a brief period right after launch where they were untouched, 75% of them are now wrapped...typically in black.

I saw a DeLorean at my local Costco a few days ago. Over 40 years old and its stainless steel panels still look better than a brand new Cybertruck.

That’s an insult to dip shits.

$4200 to wrap a vehicle that’s all flat panels. There are ZERO complex curves or body lines to follow. This is the automotive equivalent of wrapping a boxed birthday present.

$4,200 on making it look exactly the same.

65-year-old Clarence Owens and 75-year-old Everett Hawley