I still favor taxing tires. They're universal to the car, can be taxed by size (larger = bigger vehicle), and the more you use them, the more you'll pay. Seems blatantly obvious as a solution.
Daimler AG, Ford Motor Company and Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., have signed a unique three-way agreement for the joint development of common fuel cell system to speed up availability of zero-emission technology and significantly reduce investment costs
I guess Fuel Cells aren't dead - first Toyota/BMW now these guys
Subaru BRZ
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adds more trophy's to the cabinet
Toyota claims 2012 sales title
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for the global market.
Jetta Hybrid beats Jetta TDI in comparison
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By me. I hope we get a lot of nasty-grams in the comments :)
2013 Mazda MX-5 Miata Club has it where it counts
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Mazda reconfigured the trims for the MX-5 Miata and it now offers all the go fast bits for much less money in the new Club trim.
corvette design videos
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GM basically issues longer versions of a teaser video, detailing some of the functionality of the new corvette.
After Washington state taxing EV
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now Texas. How a propos!
Global leader in wind generation
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In reply to After Washington state taxing EV by Nicolas Zart
They ain't makin it for free.
no but...
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In reply to Global leader in wind generation by John Goreham
how about a proportional or less for my tiny car than the heavier trucks and SUVs? It's a slippery slope. How much more tomorrow and the day after?
Tires
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In reply to no but... by Nicolas Zart
I still favor taxing tires. They're universal to the car, can be taxed by size (larger = bigger vehicle), and the more you use them, the more you'll pay. Seems blatantly obvious as a solution.
GM invests 600 million in fairfax
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to build the future buick lacrosse and chevy malibu.
southeast toyota airbag recall recall
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lots of vehicles with accessories could have problematic airbag systems.
corvette convertible
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to debut in Geneva!
Daimler AG, Ford Motor
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Daimler AG, Ford Motor Company and Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., have signed a unique three-way agreement for the joint development of common fuel cell system to speed up availability of zero-emission technology and significantly reduce investment costs
I guess Fuel Cells aren't dead - first Toyota/BMW now these guys
Mopar 13 package
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seemingly the car is out of the bag thanks to Dodge Canada
VW releases full 60-second SB commercial
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and gets accused of racism...
linked to John's article.
At 60 the Corvette proves old is not always out of date
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An accomplished 7 generations Boomers will envy.
Kia to show where babies come from during Super Bowl
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On an epic journey nine months in the making, Kia Motors will showcase a commercial showing where babies come from during the Super Bowl this weekend.
i think that you meant to post this on the 29th?
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In reply to Kia to show where babies come from during Super Bowl by Aaron Turpen
the days got shuffled up again...
Clocks
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In reply to i think that you meant to post this on the 29th? by Patrick Rall
It was still the 28th on my clock and there wasn't a thread for the 29th yet.
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