I love this damn car, people just looking at it wrong. Imagine this thing with a vantablack paint job. It's a car to drive at night in vantablack you'll look like a flying ghost car





Vantablack coating on a bmw n a statue





Imagine this thing going past you on the interstate after dark

After 3 Yrs of manifesting, a 20K down payment and selling my '16 Acura TLX SH-AWD Ive got my 2017 Tesla Model X 100D.
Wanted the P100D but when I was finally in the position to purchase a Tesla there was no P100D's available.
I still haven't seen one come up for sale in months in my Province.






This thing is a different world of driving
So fun!

I'm not gone lie this is cool and futuristic as hell

came across this again, when i first saw it years back was a concept, Now thy have small scale flight tests.....pretty soon will be a full test version..they are prepping for commercial flight

note: gas or BATTERY powered....now those million mile batteries tesla developed coming into full play with sh*t like this in the very near future

 https://www.engadget.com/ .. 220323684.html

 https://www.globaltrends. .. -electric.html

I am not a fan of driving SUVs/pick ups so sedans are where it's at for me. If Mazda really comes out with this they may have a major hit on their hands.



"Bucking that trend, Mazda plans to adopt the blueprint of a full luxury model and hang a lower price on it. The next-generation 6, which should be on sale by the end of 2022, is set to get a full Bavarian, transitioning to a longitudinal-engine platform with rear-wheel drive and an inline-six.

That engine won't just be a new layout for Mazda. It will incorporate the company's Skyactiv-X sort-of-compression-ignition gasoline technology as well as a 48-volt hybrid system. We've seen numbers approaching 350 horsepower thrown around. If that sounds like an unrealistic R&D load for a company Mazda's size, well, yeah, it is. However, Mazda has lately been deepening its ties with Toyota, which may adopt the six-cylinder Skyactiv-X for the next-generation Lexus IS and RC. With Toyota's budget, Mazda engineers could probably welcome Elon Musk to Mars with a locally sourced shrimp buffet.

You already have a pretty good idea of what this car will look like. Reflect on Mazda's Vision Coupe concept, which debuted at the 2017 Tokyo auto show. That long-hood, short-deck showpiece was clearly projecting rear-drive intent, cloaked in an evolution of Mazda's seductive styling language with softened lines and subtler forms.

There's even a chance that Mazda will mimic Lexus and put the inline-six into both four- and two-door bodies. Rewind two years prior to the Vision Coupe and you get the RX-Vision, a Mazda sports-car concept with a hood way longer than necessary for the Wankel rotary the company was imagining at the time. Few things cement an upmarket image better than a rear-drive sports coupe. But a rear-drive sports sedan is a fine start, too."

 https://www.caranddriver. .. onfirmed-2022/

Just got this baby. It's my first bike. Only paid 500. A friend sold it to me for a hell of a deal. I got a lot of learning to do. Wish me luck..

Anyone on here have one or what are ya'll thoughts on them? Really considering one, never rode a 2 wheeler... feeling like 3 would be my comfort zone. Plus it's automatic so not much to learn.

I'm usually not a Mansory guy because their kits are overdone but this fits

White interior is nasty