It’s incredibly amateurish. Even I would know to check the lease agreements before downsizing. This company has actual lawyers and accountants working for it (I presume).

Tesla’s “Disruptor” attitude of “fuck you, we’ll do as we please” continues to run into problems with actual reality.

Others are not majestic at all, but are cool nonetheless:

Sounds like you learned nothing from the first time and repeated it twice thus far. All of those would have been easily avoided with your brains turned on as well.

I didn’t read closely enough apparently. If the guy is a serial offender, then yeah F-him... 

Here’s what I don’t get about the Tesla Autopilot: if the name is misleading and conveys the idea that it’s much more capable than it actually is, why aren’t people suing Tesla for false advertising? I’m not trying to say Autopilot isn’t impressive, but in the end it’s just a super advanced cruise control and not a…

THIS. All of this. My OEM LED tail lights with separate amber signal on my GTI are technically not legal in the US. But clowns like this can roam the roads freely? Get out of here.

Last year, 78% of all Model 3 orders were placed online, rather than in a store, and 82% of customers bought their Model 3 without ever having taken a test drive...Customers are becoming increasingly comfortable making purchases online, and that is especially true for Tesla 

The old Reliant engine plant at Shenstone, Princess Anne visited it once, you know?  

That our teeth are actually healthier than anyone else’s?

Just a reminder that the Legacy GT wagon was a thing.

Obviously a white driver or the outcome would have been different and faster

;)

Counterpoint:

It’s the new STI trim that stands for “So...That’s It?”

Cleans out truck to prepare for sale. Finds weed. Two hours later is found vacuuming patterns in cargo area.

Well, sure, you lose the advantage of seeing over everyone when everyone is in SUV’s, but as someone who drives a small, low car, now that everyone’s in SUV’s being in a car SUCKS when you’re trying to see around any other vehicle on the road. 

Bingo bingo bingo! I heard that argument so many times it was crazy! now, nobody can see past the next person who’s just as tall or taller. That argument is over.

“I want a Ford Mondeo estate as my next car, not some lumbering SUV.”