The paper says not necessarily, speaking with analysts who think Trump will “ease his stance on trade after taking office.”
The paper says not necessarily, speaking with analysts who think Trump will “ease his stance on trade after taking office.”
And how long have I been saying “turbos are NOT free power. That they push more air into the engine than the engine would pull in on its own, so it can burn MORE fuel to make more power”? That turbos don’t actually save fuel, except to allow a car to use an otherwise insufficient engine to save fuel. But these…
You are kidding right. That IS a turbo with an air hose connected to it.
Your “distinction” between a good analogy and poor one is between spoon fed Gerber baby food and given a well done steak and greens. Being able compare and contrast and then apply it to another set is what you are clearly unable to do.
I’m guessing you are trying to be clever. Since you have no real retort of any adequate effect, you have opted to deliberately and erroneously misconstrue my previous comments to 1) say I must be Henrik Fisker, which I am not but you could not prove it anyway (thus you have made yet another pointless response) and 2)…
Unfortunately, such a punishment would be considered as “cruel and unusual” in the US, even though it is more a case of “How do you like it? Not at all? Then stop doing it to everyone else!”
Reread your previous comments before trying to defend their lack of any proofreading or sense of actual understanding of the subject. Your thought process starts falling about not even half way through. You mix up words and object meanings.
Your response is the sad recourse of a person who knows they are wrong, and to say another more, would emasculate themselves and brand their same self a liar.
A Ford Model T was about $500 year. When it was released cost about what a new car would cost an average family today. I very seriously doubt the average American Household drew under $250 a year. More about $3700 a year in 1919. The Average Transaction cost for a new vehicle is about $33K now in an average household…
For you to even ask the question, you are not thinking.
Yeah. I wish I was rich and stupid too.
1. These types usually talk about the end game but never how to get there or what kind of upheaval to expect along the way. They speak from their economic positions because they can easily afford to throw money at their dream solution, while fully 90% of people can not. The plan makes sense from their POV.
How old are you? Under sixteen? I can’t imagine an adult being so stuck on his current “super hero” to not see what all else is happening.
1. Can’t do anything remotely like that yourself.
Yeah keep in mind this is being done by some guy or group with WAY more money than sense, That engine alone had to cost more than the car it was put in new, plus all the high end work done to make it fit. Racing teams easily spend more than $35K ON TOP OF the cost of the GT86/BRZ.
Keep in mind that when people like him say stuff like that they are speaking from their own economic position. You know, people who can afford to pay that much to “upgrade”.
Too long did not read.
Then why do you keep responding, like the sadsack you are.
That would be Tesla and the Model X. Those falcon wing doors are a nightmare, even if they look cool. The scissor/butterfly doors are, like it or not proven technology. So Karma (That’s the name of the company now) can go with that all they like.