Well, it does now.

Agreed. Also, the Audi is sort of tasteful, even though larger. The Lexus and some of the new BMW grilles are hideous. So ugly I can’t even believe people can hold their noses and buy them at all. I literally jumped the first time I saw one of those predator-grilled Lexuses. They still cause a physical revulsion when…

That’s the 2021 model.

Hayabusa.

How do they deploy?  Some kind of explosive charge like airbags?

Good thing they camouflaged those bumpers! Now no one will know it’s the “Electric Test Vehicle”. What? He printed it right on the bumper?! D’oh! Dammit, Dietrich!

Well first, you have to elude the “eyes”.  Then hop the turbine freight to far outside the wire...

You’re on fire!

I wonder what effect heat like that has on tires, though. I know part of the reason for the speed ratings on tires is the expected temperatures experienced while driving at that rated speed. I would think adding super hot pavement to the equation would serve to reduce the safety margin a bit. Any tire engineers care…

“liver-ee”

Good thing, too. Something like that landing on a house or any occupied building would be a very bad day.

And yet still way, way cheaper than gas.

This. I own my own 96-year old home and would love to have an EV - but no garage, only street parking. I’d have to get special permission to put in a charging station on the right of way - and it wouldn’t be cheap (like way, way out of my budget levels of not cheap).

Bravo! Brief, but breathtaking.

Dude, you’re going to give me nightmares!  (not that the real one is not nightmare fuel enough).

It’s Jina!

[Zapp Branigan voice]  I like the cut of your jib, sailor!

Never mind that brake dust, hehe...

Just run it 4 times.  Or, buy 4 dishwashers, I bet one of these wheels costs enough to buy 4 dishwashers.

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