It’s the “People sometimes will extrapolate [“feature-complete”] to mean [full self-driving] “ that tripped you up.

Not just your destination - your Final Destination!

Seems like there wasn’t much risk of a manager stopping by in this instance (sadly).

But how can he possibly be fighting for one thing when he settles a lawsuit for a totally other thing?

At a Tesla corporate store?  I would hope to hell they know that - but I would expect to encounter what you describe at any other outlet, sadly.

Agree on new cars - although with BMW for some reason, I’ve had trouble tying them out entirely, perhaps because of running price changes.

This was the part that scared me the most.  

LOL at the idea of searching for “adaptive cruise control” when dealers can’t even get the transmission correct in an ad.

Some people can only make the world a better place by leaving it. 

Beat me to this.  

LOL I’m sure you’re right - the driver was probably too busy texting to leave when the light turned.

Ugh - tell them you NEED to be able to watch internet videos while at work - for RESEARCH!

Watch the whole video - the cars were stopped at the light, the LEO went on green, the Camry looked first.

First recorded instance of a Camry driver having more situational awareness than a police officer here.

Gofundme to pay for his trip?  

10/10 would gladly send DonJr to a deserted island with nothing but a volleyball to talk to

I’m surprised the Mustang took so long - must have been fairly special, I presume?

It’s a leap of faith, but you have to negotiate before you order, and get it in writing - and trust the salesperson/dealer to stick to their end of the bargain.

Absolutely! You’re welcome, and glad to help if you ever do go that route.

That’s actually typically what happens when someone ‘orders’ from those brands - they can look across the country and find one that matches your needs. They don’t have long option lists generally, so there aren’t that many possible combinations.