Wait a second. So the Workhorse CEO created a new subsidiary that will manufacture batteries?!? Lol! That is going to be a fucking hilarious failure. There is a ton of capital that would need to be spent on R&D, and even then, it requires a massive partnership with a chem company that already had a top notch patented…
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Not a huge fan of the UAW in particular, having spent 20 years in the auto industry. I do not agree with everything they stand for, and it is deplorable that the union officials are living large off the backs of their constituents.
If a union chooses to strike, good for them. I’m all for it.
And here come all the anti union bootlickers.....
The jobs that can be done by robots are being done, and there are many jobs that will likely never be done by machines. (They require intricate manual dexterity, etc.)
Anyone who writes that robotic manufacturing has reached a plateau is likely a robot writing to fool human readers.
Stupid president, trying to keep the economy from crashing!
How the hell is every month “Truck Month”?
“but it was in no way equivalent to an act of actual war.”
It was a nice excuse to invade Iraq. A country that wasn’t a threat to us in any fashion.
I thought a push button starter was completely pointless until i got a car with one, so I’ll reserve opinion until I actually use camera mirrors myself. Probably won’t be anytime soon.
No, there are a multitude of advantages.
I don’t understand this article? Maybe this is the millennial mentality I keep hearing about?
Yea - what you said. Hate the tone of this article.
I’m not sure of the issue, here. If Oprah had given them $28K in CASH, they’d still owe Uncle Sam $6000.
‘Free’ was actually FREE. No need for quotes. Yes, these people were on the hook for taxes, but every single person was still better off for it. This article is written in a tone that makes it seem that some people were put in a worse situation due to this promotion. Yeah, some people couldn’t afford the taxes, but…
EVERYBODY GETS A TAX BILL... ALWAYS.
Man, you guys are harsh. Cadillac gets hammered for “calling in” the XT6, but Land Rover gives you a modern Freelander dressed up as the “New Defender” with Discovery and 15 year old Range Rover bits and it’s “not a bad thing”.