Yeah, perhaps if you read all the comments, you'd have seen that I mentioned I didn't click through and wasn't familiar with the site.

Didn't click through. Thanks for the head's up. Although give BMWs penchant for brand-dilution, this wouldn't surprise me.

It's awkward. The front end screams X6M and the rear end looks like a squished up 3-series. This is either a bad render, really bad photoshop, or someone at BMW needs to rethink their career choice as a car designer.

Oh Petter, there are so many many many other great beers in the world to be tasted. Don't get trapped by those over-produced, underwhelming, piss-poor excuses for beer. Please, let me save you from yourself. This is a Phillips Amnesiac. It's brilliant, brewed in small batches and worthy of the title "beer". If you…

What's the best racecar you've ever driven? Follow-up, if you had unlimited funds, what would be your daily driver?

What's the cold-weather performance like on these things. Could we expect reasonable ranges in the depths of a Canadian winter.? It's -11c outside my window right now. This morning it was -19c when I left the house. Would I even get the Tesla moving at those temps?

Yeah, but that's not his fault. Kinja was implemented across the entire Gawker media family.

Matt Hardigree.

I am, sadly, not surprised. Our city undertook a bike lane pilot project this past spring and summer. The amount of pure hate that was spewed at cyclists was frightening. I am a daily, year-round (including winter) bike commuter. I use a lane, stay on the road, make my turn signals, split lanes when I feel I'm safer…

I disagree that the papers take their grammatical mistakes seriously. In fact it's worse on the part of the paper. They have editors and time to read, re-read, and proof their stories. Blogs are much more immediate; writing and publishing almost around the clock.

Sign me up and get me a ticket to crazy-town. I want this. With that lump of iron it the back in may be too heavy for autocrossing properly, but as a hill climber or just something to race around the long, straight Range Roads of Alberta... yep.

Just sitting there filming it, rather than calling security, police... etc is symptomatic of our societal problems. God forbid she may have actually had a problem - stroke, seizure... better to just film it and plan the lawsuit.

Go read any daily paper with a red pen in your hand. Come back and complain when you find a daily that is grammatically-perfect.

I'd posted Lukla as well. A friend of mine just came back from Everest Base Camp. He said landing and taking off from Lukla was the single most terrifying thing he'd ever done.

I have weird kids. They want books and clothes.

'Grats all of you. I totally knew this was going to be the #COTD from the first post. While Gamecat235 normally gives you beer - and I'm sure he'll be along soon - I had to share this with you.

Hell yes you should go. India is amazing, the people are wonderful, the food is incredible and you got an invitation from the Chairman of Mahindra. Why wouldn't you go. If you don't want it, I'll go for you.

The videographer is an asshole as well though. "I will sue the fuck out of you lady", he says; instead of walking over and attempting to stop her from destroying his car, her car and the building.

I must have mis-read. The article says that they recharge with a diesel generator. I assumed that they were sitting there waiting for a fast recharge. The leap-frog thing is what I was trying to describe in my comment.

Any word on why they recharge during races, instead of just swapping out old batteries for a fresh set? Surely they could design a quick-connect and a modular bay to just pull and replace during a race.