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Thought this was AI at first

I would need to cut them to fit around a central inspection pit which is what worries me as depending on the size of the tiles it could end up with a whole row not interlocking with each other and it would be right in the middle where you need to turn. Back to the drawing board..

Question for the garagistas who have those rubber floor tiles. Do you think they would survive a car turning lock to lock on them or just get torn up? Or can they be glued down?

Yes but Mercedes didn’t come through on the production car unfortunately, they said it would basically be the CLA EV but that’s just another mediocre EV blob.

Pretty much this for me, it is technically inferior to a 10+ year old Tesla chassis. It’s not moving the game on in any way aside from being a Ferrari EV. Maybe this thing will lap the Nurburgring faster than a Taycan Turbo S but I doubt that. Maybe it will be more comfortable than a Range Rover EV ...

Fuze - enjoyed this, it’s like Murder on the Orient Express except it’s a heist in London. 7/10

Sounds like the future to me. AI and robots doing all the work out there, rest of us fleshy mortals on universal income hooked to government provided drugs
We will have nothing but we will have a good time.

The stock recovered after the CEO mentioned that the order books are doing well and customers are even transferring funds already for one.
I imagine they’re making a killing in terms of profit margin per car on this too. Half a million for a milk float! Everyone will be laughing all the way to the ...

The issue is Ferrari being quite coy with the dimensions and the purpose of the car. The much better looking render is a 4 door coupe. The Luce appears to be a practical 5 seater SUV, more akin to a bigger X6 or Model X.
It’s baffling really because that’s the kind of decision a manufacturer would ...

Ecoflow Wave in the passenger seat?

Drug use is absolutely rife now. 7am in Covent Garden there’s always the same chaps standing in the same places. You eventually notice them in the mornings because it’s relatively quiet and everyone is commuting, there’s no loitering tourists so they stick out. Stop somewhere to grab breakfast and ...

I don’t think it ever had a problem with leaving a dirty patch in the centre of the screen. Anyway on the E series stuff I’ve been in BMW never swapped them from LHD to RHD but it also never bothered me.

i3 had that style of wiper but they parked at the bottom. I never liked them because they also reminded me of commercial vehicles and some Vauxhalls.

Got me looking at Z4Ms, seem to be at the bottom of their depreciation curve.

Supercharging a 200,000 mile BMW is brave. It’s the type of thing a base jumper would do for fun.

IanF wrote: Wed May 27, 2026 8:47 pm

Not after being offloaded by VAG they ain’t.

Yes, this is the Ferrari for under 30's apparently. Anyway that's not a phrase I want to repeat too often as it just makes me wonder how badly I screwed up to not be in the market for a £500k car and I'm a fair bit over 30 now

The whole thing is like a comedy sketch, I thought the pics floating around of the pope being shown around the Luce were AI but they’re real :lol:
Don’t think even the popes blessings can save this.
https://twitter.com/sniffpetrol/status/2059551834092470720?s=46&t=beBpWz-KHdXBPRz7S-WsdA

Also those ...

Seeing videos of the central display, I’d love one as a standalone monitor for connecting to my laptop as a second screen complete with a pivoting mount. Have the clock always there, assign shortcuts to the toggle switches. Great for productivity. Would probably make more money than the car

I kept thinking I’ve seen that front end before but couldn’t quite place it, just remembered it now