>A Vancouver man is trying to figure out how he managed to get into someone else’s Tesla recently and drive off

It's easy to figure out. The car was left in valet mode by the owner, a mode which is meant to only be used in lieu of handing a key to a valet. So it wasn't 'unlocked with their app', it already was unlocked and ready to drive. This is no different to someone leaving their keys in the ignition of a normal car.

I sat in the wrong old Nissan pickup once. All the keys are the same (worn out and basically worthless). I even started the truck before I noticed. Truck was the same color and trim. I only notice when the engine sounded worse.

Nobody noticed but I had a laugh.

I'm confused, are you saying that ford's came with 2 separate keys back then, or was it a half and half kind of thing?

On the other hand, sometimes these laws are used for ridiculous or corrupt reasons.

Ah, I must have been combining that and the wallet episode.

Especially since Minneapolis has destroyed many of her historic buildings already.

It's not a plot point, just a minor scene

I'm waiting on a Simpson's episode where the cops have to stop and charge up their car as well and stare at the thieves across the lot.

Good. Not oniony. Should have to be done with original parts recycled from historic buildings, all by hand.

Don't tell your "father"

Always thought there couldn't be a worse Home Secretary than Patel.

>new community feature

Our Tesla

Suella appears to be the devil in that photo.

I'm not sure what they thought would happen

Can I get the Tesla app, when I don’t own a Tesla? Then I can steal a Tesla.

It is the oldest house still standing. It is a touchstone to our past. Maybe you can't appreciate it, but some of us do.

It's just an old house. I can fully appreciate many historical landmarks, but when it's just an old house like this? Eh. Not sad at all to me.

Report, downvote, and carry on.

That’s one of the most amazing things I’ve read. It’s unheard of here in America. Usually the developer would either bribe the judge or just pay a fine and continue with the new project. “Brick by brick” that’s freaking awesome.

All the older cars had few different keys. I was at a wedding and someone locked their keys in their car so we just had all the guests try their keys and found one that unlocked the car within 10 people.

Ford had around 30 different door key cuts in the same time frame. The likelihood you could open any passing Ford was pretty high. Made working opening lockouts a pretty easy but not too time consuming task to do. But in the days of 2 keys to open and then start it was still pretty secure cause even of your door key worked the ignition key probably wouldn't.

Your history is as old as you are, our history is as old as we are. Its all relative.

That's sad. Lots of fame and lots of failures came out of those buildings!

If you send me your card, I can change the pin for you

Yeah I was going to mention I couldn't relock the dude's car, I had to sheepishly slink away with darting eyes.