The Cybertruck Appears to Be More Deadly Than the Infamous Ford Pinto, According to a New Analysis
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¿Por qué no las dos?
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They will be neutered even further soon, they're on the project 2025 list.
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You just literally said (interpretive paraphrasing),
"I like big butts and I cannot lie" -
My challenger's whole plastic front end is connected with zip ties at this point. Those pathetic plastic clips they use just break apart if you try to work on them. I realize my solution to preventing plastic dragging on the road is less important than preventing metal on metal contact though.
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No. Shit. Sherlock.
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i knew it!
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I read a reddit post recently by a guy who had bought one for $135K after shelling out $50K to a broker to find him one. He was wanting to sell but couldn't get more than $70K for it lol.
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I'm a school bus driver - kids love the things and go apeshit whenever they see one. Fortunately, not many elementary school kids can afford one.
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The bolts on the back of the diff would puncture the fuel tank, so it would help with both.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with a simplification mindset. Automotive manufacturers certainly do like to overcomplicate things. Unfortunately people like him only care about costs and not quality.
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An MVP should not be a beta version, but fully functional and bug-free. The idea is to reduce scope to not necessarily even release it (though that's possible) but to have a solid foundation onto which to duct-tape bells and whistles.
The MVP of a car doesn't have heated seats, heck the seats might not even be adjustable without a wrench, but it's absolutely going to drive and drive well and be crash-safe. Because if it doesn't it's nowhere close to being a viable car, go back and fix that before spending time on those seats.
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Can we like, mark this as NSFW?
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Looks like it
