Maybe one day Lewis and Nico will actually behave like teammates, instead of just being two greedy, immature children with matching jumpsuits and Power Wheels. Selfish and Selfisher are making Team Mercedes look bad, last year’s wins notwithstanding.
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No offense but you most likely wouldn’t.
I know its the same one as the article mentions but the picture is too good to not post:
I don’t see why Nissan would have any interest in sustaining Mitsu in the US. Total product overlap with Mitsubishi—they have 0 vehicles that don’t have a Nissan counterpart.
Hell, initial tooling is done *years* out from production.
Maybe his post has been on hold all this time.
I own an 11' Volt I bought used 2 years ago. The new Volt will be on my shopping list once they become... “ used enough” to drop the prices.
Let me guess: all the new hires went to Harvard, Stanford or MIT. (Maybe one of them went to CMU or Cal-Berkeley, but they’re considered a “diversity hire” in SV because they speak Mandarin and not Cantonese.)
So instead of picking up hires from any large manufacturer that’s got some grounding in logistics, supply chain management, or production experience, they’re going for some more Silicon Valley fodder to bring them out of an era where their quality and parts availability are causing assembly line and QC nightmares? How…
No, they need people who understand cars and quality, not ignorant tech bros.
Tesla: Creating the hype and not delivering
This.
When I was younger I worried that my motorcycle would be the thing that killed me; now as I grow older I worry that it won’t be.
RIP Michael.
Stop calling it ridesharing. It’s not carpooling, it’s a taxi service. I don’t care what these companies call themselves, but ridesharing is just bullshit. I call, I pay, they drive. No sharing.
Maybe this is oversimplifying, but it seemed to me an analogy might be:
Somehow, I picture a Mustang prowling up and down the back of the car park with the Jaws soundtrack turned up to 11!
Unpopular opinion:
Meanwhile in Formula One