Elon also said his cars do just fine at combusting into non-extinguishable blazes on their own.

Finally, DHL’s practice of chronic shipping delays pays off!

I would have preferred a slideshow.

I’m not willing to rule out a liquid-filled tire yet. F1 still has a *minimum* car weight, so there’s definitely wiggle room for heavier tire filling. One could even potentially rig up some sort of H20 reservoir/radiator setup to cycle water in and out of the tire to maintain optimal temperature AND improve brake…

My Costco specifically has the long hoses that can reach either side. Mine is on the driver’s side but 98% of the time I end up on the opposite pump pulling the hose across.

Why not both sides?

As someone that daily drives a right side fueling vehicle, you shut your mouth sir!!  The lines are always shorter at costco for a right fill vehicle and this does NOT need to be “fixed”.  80% of cars should be driver’s side fill up and gas pump hoses should be exactly one foot too short to cross over.  The other…

I agree, and this should be mandatory: 

I think they’re simply trying to keep the tire from getting to 275 F in the first place. In theory on the way up to temp, this would also reduce pressure change because you’re heating the air up less. The friction/cornering centripetal acceleration/braking puts X energy into the tire, if it takes more energy to heat…

Welp - if it’s a R win, I can only think of one appropriate vehicle.

Yeah, the whole concept of adding water to the tire seems weird to me. But now I’m curious what the very best tire-filling material could be haha

Ok max verCrashen, everyone but you is cheating.

You’re not imaging things

Are we sure they weren’t in the landing gear area? and when they opened them up, the person fell. Didn’t this happen a few years ago, or am I making it up?

We all know what this was...

Stellantis and VW are suffering from the same problem. Executives that make cars they think people want instead of making cars that people actually want. Nearly the entire lineup of both companies is just... meh. There’s practically no innovation, they’re just regurgitating garbage.

“Instead of directly offering discounts, BYD has in recent months launched longer range models equipped with more advanced features at lower prices than their old versions.”

Dealers are foaming at the mouth waiting for these to hit the auction.

I bought a flood car once. Put about 200K on it after I bought it between myself and the two friends who owned it after I moved it on. Only issues were the starter failed soon after I bought it (dealer fixed it for free) and it would have a slightly funky smell on hot days.

I note, with some dismay, that this manual, V12-swapped, lifted wagon... it isn’t brown.