TTAC readers know that this site has an unhealthy fascination with low-cost cars. It’s not entirely unjustified, what with the segment booming in recession-plagued Europe and the fact that low-cost vehicles are cannibalizing the sales of larger, more conventional vehicles.
Posted in Europe, Industry, New Cars, News Blog
Tagged as Dacia, dacia sandero, Kia, kia picanto, low cost cars, SEAT, seat mii
Tagged as Dacia, dacia sandero, Kia, kia picanto, low cost cars, SEAT, seat mii
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GoesLikeStink - That would be a hydrogen powered car not a Fuel cell car.
Aqua225 - Not really. Energy density of hydrogen is much higher than lithium ion batteries. Unless something fundamental changes in battery...
swilliams41 - There was a dealer in Arlington Texas a few years back who specialised in moving german iron, mostly VW’s. He had a black 500E like this for...
Aqua225 - I think #3 is up for discussion, otherwise I like your post. CO2′s danger is way overrated, and overhyped. It’s just a way...
Joe K - I have no idea what I just read, or what the purpose of it was after the first three paragraphs. Somehow I seemed to have wandered into a...
corntrollio - What’s funny is that most luxury cars like this absolutely make sense for the target new buyer to buy used. However, very few of them...
Aqua225 - Why does the government need to invest in technology? It is proven time and time again that if you let market forces work (only...
TW4 - SL once wrote an article about his genius business strategy to bump his profits by taxing away competition from private citizens, a majority...
Aqua225 - The anti-CO2 lobby is hilarious. What it boils down too is that eventually the anti-CO2 lobby will be used to regulate human reproduction...
bball40dtw - He is unaware of the pain that will follow. The check engine light will become part of his family.