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Well they're clearly going to need to re-design it for the road...ain't nobody gonna drive that thing down the road. Parking would be a b!tch!
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Well they're clearly going to need to re-design it for the road...ain't nobody gonna drive that thing down the road. Parking would be a b!tch!
I don't know. If I saw that thing in a parking space, I'd give it plenty of room. Five miles or so should oughta do it.
Will there be charging stations available at supermarkets and banks?
Yeah? Wait until you see the start up.
yeah? maybe I'll make it my next vehicle then. My current car survived approx 6 months on the road before it suffered it's first ding...
It's always the first ding on any new vehicle that's the worst, they say...but the other 2 that happened hurt just as much.
That's nothing. Where she lives I've seen 15 year old 4X4s in pristine condition.
Baffles the hell outta me.
ah, well. My very first brand new car I succeeded in keeping it ding free 4 for years! then some courier guy backed into it while it was parked in front of my work.
baffles me to, but given the amount they paid for their cadillac trucks or tricked out hummers, I'm surprised they even take them out onto the road at all!
Who gets pearl white paint for their truck?
Twila, excuse Eagle's bafflement. Average time from purchase to first ding in Boston is about six minutes.
Oh, you fell for that "SUV" thing, did you? Poor lass.
It's actually "SAV," for Suburban Assault Vehicle.
Who cares when the tech was first developed? The entire point is that they were ignored until the last couple of decades. Ditto for solar and wind, two technologies that have been around for centuries, but are just now coming into their own. I suspect we are going to see an explosion in green tech innovation in the next few years. A superb example is that of LEDs, which are replacing lighting worldwide due to their low energy use. A decade ago they were almost nonexistent; now they are everywhere. We are in an age that rivals the Industrial Revolution in its rapid technological innovation. Change is accelerating and I expect it will continue to do so.
Yup green magik just like I said.
Yeah forget they are so dim you can't see a fukking thing-as dim as your posts here in fact.
Let me get this straight - YOU think that things under development are better. You are not an engineer and don't know what is being said nor have the capacity to analyze them yourself but you can talk about them - right?
If there's one thing that is really stupid it is a True Believer in the faith of Global Warming.
Pretendian is back with his additions to a global warming forum.
The largest selling vehicles in the US are pickup trucks. It is said that 95% of them never use the bed for anything. Though a large percentage of them are 4WD with snow tires that stick out 3" from beneath the fenders. These are the people crying "We have to stop the global warming!"