While You Were Sleeping: Automated Crash Reporting, Worthersee, and Mad Max
Published: April 29th, 2015
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Many optionally available subscription-based services, such as OnStar, offering automated crash reporting could lose their marketing edge in 2018.
- 2015 GT350 & GT350R Mustang Options Pricing (Mustang6G)
No MSRPs yet, but some of these options are incredibly pricy. - Skoda unveils Fabia pickup concept car (AutoCar)
A Škoda Fabia pickup built by 17- and 18-year-old apprentices? I’d drive it. - 37 UberX Vehicles Seized in Montreal Since February (Auto123)
Quebec hates UberX. Vancouver does, too. Edmonton can’t make up its mind. - EXCLUSIVE First Look: The Cars of “Mad Max: Fury Road” (Car&Driver)
I’m way more excited about this than I was any F&F movie. - All cars must have tracking devices to cut road deaths, says EU (The Telegraph)
The EU has passed a law requiring all new cars to have OnStar-esque tracking devices to alert emergency services in the event of a crash.
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That makes for a nice looking ambulance, I like it.
Nice "Mad Max" link, those are some very ridiculous cars.
For extra credit, who can identify the most makes and models used in the Mad Max cars?
I like the little pickup. It looks, quite unintentionally Im sure, a bit like Pontiac design language just before the brand was killed off.