UniBroW

It's flash

I don't understand this suit honestly other than to get Tesla's name out there. I can't see anyone that is interested in a Tesla not getting one because of Clarkson. To each their own but I feel like they should be focused on other things than this.

Take your sensible statements elsewhere sir!

have you even seen one in person? Personally I love the car, unfortunately most likely will never own one. I know my wife is a fan, she thinks it's easily the hottest Porsche to grace asphalt.

If it came with a Geiger counter it would likely be radioactive as they usually have a "check source" on them.

I would think that things coming here, especially now, are checked for radioactivity. I've had patients get pulled over by the local police because the injection I gave them for their test set off whatever the cops have in their cars as they passed the patrol car.

This is a silly article, I'm totally a car guy but I get the hybrid thing. It's not worth it for everyone but some people it makes a lot more sense.

My mother in-law does around 20-25k miles/year. She got herself an insight and regularly sees 45mpg on the highway and around town. 45 mpg AROUND town is huge, I borrowed her car after dropping her off at the airport for a few days and racked up 450miles on the car and it didn't even take 10 gallons at the damn pump. It's nice to be able to both visit the pump less often and be able to spend less $$$ at the pump.

That's not necessarily true, I agree with you to an extent but to say parents that buy their children a new car because they are able to afford to means that the child won't appreciate it is a bit off.

I had to buy my first car but not because my parents thought that I wouldn't' appreciate it if they bought one for me. My parents simply weren't able to and likely I won't be able to for my children. My daughter is 10 and she has an understanding and an appreciation for hard work and earning things even though I try and spoil her as much as possible.

My rambling point is that most parents will try and instill these values long before their kids become teenagers, I know if given the choice I would try and buy my daughter a newer car (that had all the safety features money could buy) just so I know she's as safe as possible on the road as a new driver. Hell, I'd forgo driving a nice car myself just to be sure she was in a car I deemed to be safer.

Garage queens, woohoo...I guess. 3,500 miles is silly but I guess I'm not in the market for one of these either so doesn't apply to me. I think I'd put about 500 miles on it easy the first weekend of having it.

you know how you make F1 more exciting? put it on two wheels...zing!

@ spdracerut

The camry hybrid has abysmal trunk space, you should look at one it's really bad. The camry's trunk however is very spacious. I'm not sure about the Altima but I wouldn't be surprised in the least if it was that of the camry.