New videos from the set of Miami Vice '85 have revealed Austin Butler's Sonny driving a white Ferrari Testarossa, the wrong care for the period of the TV show that the film aims to adapt. But there's an interesting reason why:

Rockstar is selling a real Grotti Cheetah for £1 million. The car is on display right now at Selfridges in London. West Coast Customs built it on a Ferrari Testarossa and painted it in the pink-and-blue Vice City fade. It’s not for sale online. Buyers have to go through Selfridges Personal Shopping. The pop-up runs until November 28.

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Kissing Tester of 1965! Should I build one in my garage? Sell them with an AI analysis? 1965 newsreel featuring the Snogometer, a homemade contraption built by 16-year-old British inventor Malcolm Pickard in his parents' living room in Trowbridge, Wiltshire. The device measured the electrical resistance, or "voltage," generated between two people kissing, using wired electrodes held in each person's hand connected to a lit-up scale and sound effects. Pickard reportedly spent just two pounds building the gadget out of curiosity, combining his interest in electronics with his interest in kissing girls, as he later joked in a BBC interview. In the original footage, a teenage couple sets the lights flashing wildly, while an older couple's kiss actually blows out the bulb, allegedly leaving a "coppery taste" in the mouths of test subjects. I say I build one in my garage and see if there is a product/market fit.

A @Teslarati reader sent in this picture of a Cybercab in Malvern, PA, near Philadelphia Cybercabs are present at Tesla's Devon, PA location, which is likely where this unit is stored:

Early testers are raving about what Instinct can do, but some say the AI assistant’s sweeping access, broad terms and ability to act on users’ behalf come with uncomfortable trade-offs