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VideoGameVet posted:Jalopnik reports that the base model is expected to cost $60,000 Look at that big ol' face smasher.
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Speleothing posted:Minivans are pretty much their thing they do well. Caravans/T&Cs, Odessys, and Siennas drove literally everyone else out of the market, and constantly traded awards and best-buy recommendations for like 2 decades . If only GM had stuck to their guns.... 
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:The production Dustbusters were actually fairly close styling wise to the concept. It was the the Cadillac of Minivans! 
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:in the vein of the Cimmaron and Allante, sure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mohoyRj_VpU
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eyebeem posted:Don’t forget the Caterra. h-o-l-y f-u-c-k http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/bc/rtmp_uds/1418450360/2013/04/11/1418450360_2293802720001_Cadillac-advert.mp4
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Three Olives posted:Isn't part of the issue that Teslas by a car production standard just, not innovative? I mean in the sense that they are mass produced electric cars sure but they are using outdated laptop cells (Albeit with newer formulations) that no one else is using good reasons and construction techniques that are basically ancient by high end automobile standards. Tesla biggest problem is that it has tried to build a highly automated manufacturing process that is unrealistic, expensive and in reality less efficient. There is a reason the largest automakers in the world still rely on a large portion of human labor to build their cars: because it works. http://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-robots-are-killing-it-2018-3
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eeenmachine posted:And with the caveat of being an Elon prediction: That just sounds like "stuff he hopes comes true". A 30% increase in battery density in two years. Sure, sure. Why not!
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canyoneer posted:If the Space Roadster does crash into something and kill someone, it's going to be an interesting asterisk on the wiki page for "People killed by driverless Tesla vehicles" Gonna hit all those concrete barriers in the Milky Way.
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spandexcajun posted:they are better in every single way except price Or you know, range.
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Ola posted:I don't know why people are so concerned with its potential failing if they don't want to make money from shorting, other than this feeling-smarter thing. Because they *could* be delivering a great product and helping advance the cause of EVs. But they aren't.
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The Sicilian posted:This false concern for advancing the ev industry or holding it back, etc, is really annoying. I don't think you really understand what we're saying.
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The Sicilian posted:None of this seems like productive criticism, especially the crazed man posting zerohedge articles. You're precious.
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I wonder in 75 years what large cities will sound like. Will the dominate sound be people's footsteps?
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Finger Prince posted:It will still be horns, somehow it will still be horns. AI's won't need horns.
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Finger Prince posted:You know how that will play out. Early AI cars will learn that sounding the horn is an effective way of getting the attention of pedestrian and other, non-AI cars. They will also learn that listening for horns can warn of impending hazards. Eventually they will learn that sounding the horn is an effective way of communicating hazards or warnings with other AIs. They will determine that sound is easily localized and doesn't require line of sight and can be made data rich by modulation and you're going to end up with countless AI cars constanly warbling their horns at each other just to chat. Horns as modems, the natural evolution. Impossibly Perfect Sphere fucked around with this message at 03:53 on Jul 24, 2018 |
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What did Caltrans screw up?
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Ola posted:The UFOs had long range EV technology and that's why they were SILENCED. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMJk4y9NGvE
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Finger Prince posted:I'm hoping that it uncovers illegal dumping of lithium waste into Native American aquifers and of all the past 30 years of industrial process advancement they've ignored out of hubris, the don't dump your own toxic waste in your own backyard part was the one that brings them down, and they make a movie about it, and it's called Erin Brockovich 2: Mr. Tripp, and we all go back to thinking that kind of horrible poo poo only happens in movies about the skullduggery of industries from a bygone era, or in third world countries by third party contractors. Why would you want this to happen?
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Finger Prince posted:Oh, sure, but Mr. Tripp could be revealed to be a Russian agent who actually was sabotaging things as part of his mission was to destabilize American industry, and it would change exactly nobody's opinion of Musk and Tesla. There was no collusion! And even if there was, that's no crime!
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'Tidily' Heh
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