Major players in the industry think that EVs are a stopgap measure at best. Volkswagen declared that nobody wants EVs, except governments. In Japan, Toyota and Honda are talking louder and louder about hydrogen. There must be something better than plugins: A revolutionary technology that powers the car from a renewable energy source in an environmentally responsible fashion.
BMW just found what the world needs. (Read More…)
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doctor olds - Your conspiracy theory is highly improbable. GM has often been criticized that the way they reported regional...
danio3834 - +1. My dad is a professional pilot and his career spanned through the ’70s. With me being in the automotive industry, he’s drawn this parallel...
nine11c2 - good point Mike..
danio3834 - “But in comparison to other similar vehicles, these particular models stand out as being a much higher risk.” That’s the thing, they...
Jacob - Where does Lada Niva fall? 4WD I assume?
danio3834 - I’m not going to deride Matt for this stunt any more that I would have Evil Kneivel for jumping the fountain at Cesar’s Palace....
nine11c2 - You are right – the liability is now huge…and these are three, relatively unrelated models, the Cherokee was virtually all new in 1999…...
Jacob - Actually, replacing just one tire is a bad thing on any 4×2 car as well. At very least make sure you don’t put...
danio3834 - +1 indeed.
danio3834 - Here we go again. Which writer is going to quit this time?