Let’s be fair. At the rate that Boeing planes are falling apart, we’re all going to have found a piece of one sooner or later.

The comments thing is probably by design.  With Jalop and Gizmodo as the only properties that still have a comments section, they’re probably not long for this world as well.  

This guy, who is soon to be married

I guess the only logical thing for him to do would be a financially brilliant move to acquire Fisker, to shore up their EV offerings.  

THe 1994 Toyota Rav4 as the first successful crossover SUV, which is now the most popular body type. Sure, there were Jeeps and Broncos and AMC Eagles before (I’d argue even the 1977 Lada Niva was still mostly car), but the Rav4 was the start of the not-a-car/not-a-truck crossover.

Then they should vote that way.  Pity that probably won’t happen.  

You can roll coal on a Tesla, but only once. You don’t even have to be moving!

Despite basically beginning production in December, the Cybertruck was included in a recall in January due to it and other Tesla models displaying an incorrect font size for the Brake, Park, and Antilock Brake System warning lights on the dash.

David Letterman’s old Chevy truck: he lived in it for a time when he first came to L.A. and owned it for many years. (can’t find the year, model or if he still owns it)

Obviously, Jon Voight’s LeBaron.

Exactly the opposite. School busses are so safe because of science, regulation, and rational thinking.

I’ve not experienced that, but as bad as it could be at least you’re not sopping it up from the aisle carpet with paper towels.

Gotta say, the comments here really reinforce my decision to be on team cat.

They should be GLAD he’s splitting his time between other companies. Imagine what a shitshow Tesla would be if he focused 100% of his ineptitude there; they’d be selling 2-dimensional, 3 wheeled utes with no manual controls and made from transparent aluminum.

Well, some aspects of Johnny Cab, anyway.

In relation to his mental state, escalating drug use and his the performance of his FSD, probably Crashland. Though I’d also accept Wayland.

What make/model would a modern Abercombie & Fitch edition car be, and what would it come with?

The elephant stampede problem was solved a long time ago; just keep that banana in your ear.

Any land yacht; make it electric. But specifically for me, the 1969 Dodge Polara or Lincoln Continental. With a frunk and a trunk, you’d have more cargo volume than a Cybertruck. Make it a convertible and put the top down, you have more cargo volume than any electric truck made today. There’s no better form factor for…