"You oppose crash reporting legislation"
"I oppose crash reporting legislation"
this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2024
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You don't need Jedi powers when you have more money than many nations.
That's the last sign you see before your Tesla choses to drive you into a pillar, a truck or whatever else.
Just croak already
who? old spice or donvict?
yes
Knowing him, it's probably Axe body spray.
Its Axe but repackaged into a 1k Le Parfum de'Inteligencion
Ode de Toilet.
Tesla, Trump Transition Team Both Oppose Car Crash Reporting Regulation
Tesla-Trump Transition Team Opposes Car Crash Reporting Regulation
Tesla believes it is better at reporting crash data than its competitors, and so the discrepancy in numbers makes them look bad.
It's almost as though leaving safety and associated reporting requirements in the hands of private business doesn't work out for consumers. If only there was some public institution that would hold all vehicle manufacturers accountable and enforce reporting requirements. I cannot possibly imagine how that would work though. /s
How clearly can Musk telegraph that if you want safety, you shouldn't drive a Tesla? More evidence that he is a genius CEO.
I wonder how quickly the safety of new US cars will plummet
And their international sales
I've seen the video of an orangutan driving a golf cart.
I've seen that the orange man likes playing golf.
Question: Can the orange man even drive a car? 🤔
Chances are he can't, growing up in New York and having been chauffeured his whole life.
That savage is known for driving his golf carts over the greens. That alone shows how mentally unfit he is to be responsible for anything. That being said, I've never seen him drive an actual car, so I have no idea.
Presidents are not allowed to drive themselves, so who knows?
https://www.mentalfloss.com/posts/why-us-presidents-cant-drive-cars
Interesting, makes sense though. I wonder if he ever drove anything bigger than a golf cart before he was ever president?
So what's he gonna do with that Cybertruck now? Go sit in the back and suck Elon off?
Why? Seems like wasted energy.