Is VW no longer competitive because of costs or because they have a completely uninviting lineup of cars?

Failtroll time to own it Elon fanboi

I think the attitude suit here fits well, wear it.

Be sure to insist that mommy leave your night light on - conspiracists are everywhere, and they never sleep!

I walked by a black Tesla model 3 yesterday and was surprised how terrible the paint was on it. It looked like they came at it at different angle on each panel because none of it flowed like you would expect. Ive seen better paint jobs on Chrysler products from the 80's

Given that some Tesla buyers paid $15k for imaginary FSD, paying just over half that and actually getting something doesn’t seem like such a bad deal.

i’m more concerned about the window seal not being flat

I’m glad these folks are calling it out for what it is - irresponsible. I used to be of the mind that people should be able to buy whatever automobile they please, however when it leads to increased traffic, increased wear-and-tear on infrastructure, increased pedestrian related deaths, and a more polluted…

I have no way to know whether she’s fun or not, but she’s absolutely right. These ads are glamourising [sic not sic] the exact behaviours [sic not sic] and attitudes that are destroying our climate and environment and will be killing us at an accelerating rate. So I guess I don’t give a fuck about her personality.

The big aspect of electric vehicles that seems to usually not get talked about is this: what is the source of the electricity? Almost 60% of US electricity production comes from natural gas and coal, which are most definitely not green. I will grant you that a well maintained natural gas plant will run far more…

A phev uses 1/4-1/5 of the battery of a full electric. It can provide 90% of the daily use as full electric.

Imagine how many of these ford could cobble together if the lightning and mach e weren't soaking up all the battery capacity 

Flying Delta sucks so so much. 

But the rest of us don’t pose as the CEO of the company, so we may have different experiences.

Oh, I’m well aware of Robertsdale. And I’ll mention again US Highway 80 - Demopolis, Uniontown, Selma, White Hall, and the first 10 miles of I-85 in Montgomery. And Creola on Hwy. 43 north of Mobile.

I don’t keep cars long enough to ever need to use what benefits an extended warranty offers. So therefore, I refuse to pay that cost up front. If I do keep a car long past its factory warranty period, I will pay for repairs out of pocket. And if I feel like it’s going to cost me more than I would like, I’ll sell it…

I’m not talking about used cars and neither is this article.

I won’t sell family members or friends vehicles UNLESS they get a warranty.

Quote from the mayor of Fenton (pictured), “I’ll get them rude boys!!”

The goofy thing about these little towns is that they’re often situated on highways that have a higher speed limit going into and out of town. This leads to a “step down” and “step up” speed limit transition. Extreme example would be 65 down to a 35 in 10mph increments. The police in these speed trap towns will…