United Airlines beats the shit out of passenger

[TheReal_ND]

Dump tubes have cut off switches unless you are Mexican

[Smitty-48]

I was rolling up the 427 past Woodbridge the other day, and a GT-R rolled through which sounded like it had one, because it was like jet noise, I could hear him coming from a mile back, for a second I thought an airplane was landing on the highway, suffice to say, that guy was a classic heat score, and that ain't my style.

[TheReal_ND]

If I was Canadian and had money to burn I would buy a skyline tbh. Anybody can get a gtr. Americans can't hardly get skylines. Though I think recently some year range has been cleared for import. I would be rhd all day.

[Ex-California]

You're also never buying gas again, so.... there's that.

But you're running the equivalent of a dryer all night every night and eating the shit out of premium tires so I'd rather buy gas

[Smitty-48]

A brand new Tesla S in Canada is $192,000, even a used one is $97,000, suffice to say, I can think of far better ways, to save a $1000 a year.

A brand new BMW M3 Comp, the top o' the line Bimmer sports sedan, is still only $110,000, so there you go, you got a better car, and you saved $82,000 right out of the gate, it's gonna take 82 years for Tesla guy to make that back "saving on the gas".

[Fife]

What's the difference in a Canadian-owned BMW and a porcupine?

[Penner]

Teslas are pieces of shit

Elaborate... they look pretty dope to me.

One of my goals in life is to just drive a Telsa for like a whole day- none stop. Those cars look dope but I would also like to drive on a place like the Autobahn where I can actually see what they can really do.

[TheReal_ND]

And there you have it

[Smitty-48]

No sense going all the way to Germany, as the Tesla is software limited to 155 mph, again, for $192,000.

A $192,000 "sports" car, manufacturer restricted to the same top speed as a Toyota Corolla; if you only drive 155 on the Autobahn, old grannies will be going by you, in their Volkswagens.

Just stay out of the fast lane, because rest assured, the Germans who paid $192K for their sportscars, will be coming up behind you at the full two hunge.

[Okeefenokee]

My Mazda is limited at 120 and any time I went that fast I was one of the few who were. Most people keep it around typical US highway speeds. Between 60 and 80.

Most of my driving was down in Bavaria though, so maybe they drive slower.