Looks like I'm a bad person then. I'm OK with that.

I feel so bad for the cheaters. /s

The governor of Michigan is a woman (Gretchen Whitmer). How much of the rest of what you said is also wrong?

It's amazing you wrote that novel but you weren't confident enough to associate it with your name by logging in. I guess that says it all.

Which all works great until the reckless investor speculation crashes the housing market and your equity disappears in a flash. Because that totally couldn't happen ever. Or ever again.

At least in California, it's already illegal to drive while very tired or to be distracted by kids. Because they're thinking of the kids, or something. No, they just wanted another revenue stream but don't let that stop you from believing it's for "safety".

There've been HUDs in vehicles since the 90s. Displaying tach, speedo, radio stations, etc. BMW is hardly working on anything new.

And since I forgot to mention it, only in North America (and maybe China - but heck, they think Buick is prestigious over there) is Mercedes seen only as a prestige brand. In Europe, there are plenty of Mercedes rental cars and taxis. Inexpensive cars don't ruin a company's reputation - they provide capital to develop things like the next S-Class.

Mercedes has no X. That's BMW. They have the ML, the G, the GL, the CLS, the CLA, the A (non-US), the B (non-US), the C, the E, the S, the SL. Think that's all of em. They used to have an R class but they don't anymore (in the US at least - not sure if that was worldwide). They also used to have the CL but that's being replaced by the S Coupe. And there's the E Coupe which is really a C, and the C Coupe.

AWD is not standard. Says so right on their website. http://www.teslamotors.com/mod... Scroll all the way to the bottom.

I've no use for a protocol droid. What I do need is someone who can understand the binary language of moisture vaporators.

Hey, man, we're all on a one-way trip to somewhere, man. /said the hippie to no one in particular...

Erm, ok then Lara. Or is it, "Dr. Jones"?

...and straight on 'till morning.

I can type just fine on my iPad...Maybe because for a while I used one of those 10" netbooks so I'm used to typing on a smaller device? Yes, the lack of tactile feedback can be difficult to deal with at first but you get used to it. The only problem I run into is that sometimes I hit M instead of the spacebar. But that's easy enough to deal with with autocorrect/spell-check.