I don’t need an influx of cash. I need reasonable prices and a chance at building equity.
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I think the money given out to some companies is more to blame than the small scraps given to individual citizens. Couple that with supply chain constraints that are still persisting and here we are.
Wish i could star this 100 times.
Bring it on. I want to buy a house and a winter beater.
Well, that’s discouraging to hear.
Agreed. And honestly, while inconvenient, I wouldn’t care about the built-in breathalyzer (I don’t drink). But you know what would be easier to implement? Upping the consequences for drunk driving. You drive over the limit, you lose your license. Period, end of discussion. You get in a wreck while you’re drunk and… Read more
That’s a lot of words to say personable responsibility (dangerous to say those words out loud). Americans treat a driver’s license as a right, not a privilege. And our licensing system is structured as such. Yes, America is unique in that our infrastructure relies heavily on personal transportation. That doesn’t mean… Read more
Anyone who’s been paying the smallest bit of attention to the auto industry for the past year knows that any company that plans on surviving after the next 10 years is converting the majority of their product line to EV. This “story” makes it seem like Hyundai is unique for saying they need billions to make it happen.… Read more
So obvious that all of first gear was unnecessary. Now we’ve come full circle. Congrats
*gestures broadly*
Pretty obvious to see what’s happening.
That car as in, his allocation? Or they’re scrapping the rest of the run because they can’t get parts to build them? Read more
Yes, shame he didn’t get his comeuppance. Grow up.
That’s all true, but by in large, the rush to EV adoption and their manufacturing is very much a cart-before-the-horse endeavor. Even amongst the big established OEMs, traditional timelines, including validation and testing cycles, are being thrown out the window in order to pump out as many vehicles as fast as… Read more
Welcome to the new age of modern manufacturing. Where speed is the only thing that matters.
Southern Kentucky near the Tennessee boarder has some incredible roads. They don’t get hit by extreme freeze and thaw cycles, and most are not heavily travelled as they’re out in the country. I’ve taken several fishing trips in the area and always take notes so i can come back and drive the roads.
And I am an idiot
I mean, god forbid you vacuum your car and keep it clean...
I don’t think you understood. The recession isn’t going to change much.
The market for pure ICE enthusiast cars is not going to cool off much anytime soon. Even the impending recession is not going to have much of an affect.