Brilliant! A knob for the touch screen!

No, every single one sets an MSRP. Sellers are free to sell below MSRP. Besides MSRP is higher than wholesale prices.

exactly, Uber service and reputation will suffer and that is not good for the passengers and certainly not good for the stock price.

This has been my argument for exactly why Uber is unsustainable. Even if they are currently cheeper than a “Taxi” (what ever that is now), the true competition among desperate drivers will drive the prices so low that the good drivers will find it unprofitable, drop out of the Uber economy, and then the availability…

MR. FUSION

In the theme: WTF is this?

Finally someone who gets reality. While the OP did have some tongue and cheek humor, all the defenders of “it’s possible” are being ridiculous.

You are ascribing a lot of discretion and authority to parking enforcers. They don’t care if you have tickets on the window or 3 more boots on the car. It is their job to place their boot on a car. If the documentation is incorrect, that isn’t their responsibility. You take it up with the city offices.

So like I said, self-booting a car could backfire, but not for the reasons you originally mentioned.

Again, the parking authority is not the police in most cities. Aim your hatred correctly.

I didn’t say the cars VIN. And yes they have a bar code scanner for the boot. They know where when they are put out.

I didn’t say the cars VIN. And yes they have a bar code scanner for the boot. They know where when they are put out.

Pretty sure there are serial numbers on the boots for identification purposes and the officers have phones to make sure that they are doing their job right.

Shame on the banks who though these people could afford those houses. What they were banking on was their inability to pay, foreclose and own a $600,000 house on someone else’s money with housing prices rising 18% each of the last 5 years. They saw a win win situation, but didn’t were to blinded to see that they…

Pretty sure there are 3 more wheels to boot if they wanted to.

Ford basically has debt to their dealers and internal functions. Much of the debt is not real or is under contract not to banks but to suppliers and the front end of the business. This is not the same a going to the bank. After the last recession had the cash from selling their factories and they are investing it…

Well, no. They actually sold all of their factories in the last recession. That is why they didn’t take government bail out money. They also don’t have a lot of union membership because the workers are now under contract with the factories. Ford is mostly an engineering firm that outsources its manufacturing.

Exactly, but this is only compounded when regulations get them. Do we really wan’t beta software on the road like google and Tesla do from every company trying to make autonomous driving? The legal system needs to adapt to put liability where is stands - the driving systems. Right now it is on the person behind the…

Don’t put your extra money towards your student loans before saving it or retirement. Student loans are the lowest interest loan you are going to get. Instead, invest that extra money, conservatively with something that grows 5-8%, or more if you are risky. Doing this for at least 10 years will avoid most small…

When the ABS light comes on, your brakes don’t stop working. The ABS light comes on, but you know in a fraction of a second what that means. When the autopilot says, “its to snowy, I give up, it’s your turn”. The hand over back to user control is dangerous and takes to long to gain situational control. All the…