“78.6 inches wide, and 77.5 inches tall, 197.6 inches long”

“Aside from its inherently special nature, it has Valencia Red Pearl paint, black wheels, a black roof”

Would Acura charge extra if I wanted it badged with OEM 'Vigor' nameplates?

Spent the last week in Parker, SE Aurora, tech center, HR and saw quite a few.

I make widgets and sell them on eBay, Etsy, Amazon, and several other platforms. I am not an employee of eBay, Etsy, or Amazon. I receive payment for my work from PayPal (owned by eBay). I am not an employee of PayPal, or it’s parent company eBay. I am an independent contractor using my materials to make a good at my…

Additional info: it wasn’t just a 1970 Cuda convertible.

You work for your employer.

You said no SUV, didn’t say anything about a truck. Go nuts.

Only 2 seats and RWD. Not so good for family duty in the snow belt.

So many choices!

Dozens around town in Indy and Denver, all working properly....

It's a sealed unit, how is that FCA's fault?

Supplier issue, not an assembly issue.

It sounds like both you and Mr. Markuson have exquisite taste....

I gave a specific example of how code can be adapted to different industries.

The fastest trucks in the world?

The airlines own the airplanes, pay for maintenance, pay for operating licences, pay for gate fees... Just like a taxi company does with it’s fleet.

Another bad example. Telemarketers purchase phone lists to cold call customers. Mortgage companies purchase data from Redfin and Zillow to target potential clients for solicitation. An employee of the telemarketing company or mortgage company doesn’t become an employee of the data miner simply because that’s the…

No, your wife works for the bank. A person chosing to use their own equipment to provide a ride to someone of their choosing at any time they chose is an independent contractor, regardless of how they source their clientele.

Ride sharing is an industry focus, but the core business is an electronic code platform.