We got an e-Golf two months ago for my wife. It is a fantastic car, and it is nice to start every day with a “full tank”. Range hasn’t been an issue, even in LA. We still have 2 other cars for fun and long trips.

You have to consider that there are other counties besides the US. While some possible regulations may make less attractive to buy electric vehicles in the future. It doesn’t mean that rest of the world will stop consuming EV’s. They will be ready when the US decides to start buying them again.

It is a tantrum by rich people who are angry that their political power temporarily does not match their economic power. 

Maybe as an Infiniti?

Of course not.

Can this possible be the Infiniti version of the new Alpine A110?

A) Nice Pontiac

Nonetheless, the AAA study found that 59 percent of Americans want autonomous features in their next vehicle, despite the fact that 78 percent said they’re afraid to drive in a self-driving car. Huh.

Sooner or later gas prices are going to go up, and the big-3 will end up once again with their pants down making big trucks and SUV’s. They will ask for a bailout again, and the cycle repeats over and over and over.

By that logic, Kim Kardashian, Paris Hilton and “El Chapo” Guzman are better business people than all of us since they have more money?

I agree, there is a void for “affordable” sport coupes, and there may be enough people to buy those cars. Just not many at +$100 K.

I like your numbers. But like you mentioned, It depends on the sales target.

Well, that is one idea to make cycling more exiting.

So how is Cadillac’s data plan required nav system is going to help you in the mountains?

Are we considering that large percentage of the NATO expenses come back to the US in the form of equipment purchases?

Even easier. Integrate the seat belt sensor into the car’s black box. If the occupant was found not to be wearing the seat belt, then the the insurance company is not required to pay for their damages and injuries. Just damages caused to other cars.

I am ready to give my left nut for that car, but I have the feeling, that my nut will be safe and warm in place, since I highly doubt the car will ever come to the US.

Like I said the roads in CA are better than most other states.

The roads are better that most other states.

We all die sooner or later. I personally would take the risk of dying in a F1 car. Some people chose to safetly live in a bubble. Not me. I have been racing sice 7. No regrets.