We need this not the tank turn

“at the crossovers debut event earlier this week.”

1st Gear: They could, except personal income has been essentially stagnant since 1970 (buying power, not numbers). They are less capable of buying new cars now than they ever were.

If CEOs deserve massive compensation for all the responsibilities they have then they also have to be accountable when their leadership fails. This guy is at least somewhat responsible for a corporate culture that led to these tragedies.

Tidepods. Because people are stupid.

Neutral: Do You Think A Shift To Electrification Will Hurt Jobs Long-Term?

Reverse: The average worker in the US earned 1.28 per hour in 1926, meaning that they had to work 309 hours to purchase a Model A (i.e. the average 1927 car). The average worker in October 2019 makes 23.70 per hour, and the average price of a new car in 2019 was $36,718, meaning that today’s worker has to work 1,549…