But coming at it from a business perspective can you really fault them for trying to capture the larger market?

Camaro says: "What visibility problem"

I know I've seen it here before, but what's the argument against hybrid full sized trucks again?

Yeah, me too. I'm also in digital marketing and I only linked to that one since it got sent around our office yesterday

But a facebook fan is worth $174....

Fellating? If you have to pay $2,700 for that it sounds a bit more like sodomizing.....

The breakdown? 2256 men and just 351 women. Of the top 34 points holders (up to 36), all but two were men.

Are the ones in Latin America empanadas?

I don't know any of the details about the CARB requirement, but I think there should be a threshold sales number that the manufacturer has to reach before they need to create an EV car.

so then maybe it becomes:

So, to reduce this business plan to the standard Jalopnik format:

I don't know anything about Russian eCommerce (or Russian commerce at all), but did you try to browse any Russian sites with Google Translate to find out any more about your options?

Pittsburgh has focused on "eds & meds." This approach won't work everywhere (though investing in things that people will always need is not a bad idea), plus Pittsburgh is much smaller than Detroit so the volume of people needed to create a critical mass (or "tipping point") for this change is lower.

Matt, how does it compare to the options that will be available with the diesel version they're bringing over?

A wagon with (top-up) convertible visibility. At least the car looks great.

Any word on pricing?

I wonder how that affects visibility?

I'm a facebook hold-out but I'm going to guess that most of those ads are for branding, not sales.

That depends: is it an AmEx Black Card?

unfortunately she looks older than the car :(