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G. David Felt

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  1. Agree that this whole Tariff mess will take out those that are already on deaths door. This I suspect could clean out a few of the early name plates. Sad that so many billions was wasted by an idiot CEO trying to rebuild a dead industry in Italy with trying to bring back poorly built name plates. Alfa Romeo, Maserati should have never been invested in. But that can now be said for more American name plates too. Time to let Chrysler die with dignity. In my humble opinion Buick other than China should just be put into the history books. GM = Entry level Chevrolet - Mid level GMC and luxury Cadillac. We still have an overabundance on name plates globally.
  2. Seems first sneek preview is here: Slate's $25,000 Electric Truck Will Be A 'Disruptor' Preview of a portion of the truck to Newsweek. Spotted: The Jeff Bezos $25,000 Pickup From Slate Auto
  3. R.I.P. to the affordable sports car, but also to young people being able to afford an auto period! 😒 Tariffs led to the Great depression, now another less than intelligent person is destroying this country. Amazing how after 6 bankruptcies, people still felt #47 was a good choice to lead this great democracy. America is a Great Country, never fell down except in the dementia minds of the boomers who want to live in the 50's/60's again.
  4. I disagree with the whole coupe thing. Coupe SUVs will not drive sales, right now they are dying on the vine and I am surprised even Genesis brought out a coupe and it is not selling. I back up that Coupes sell very little in that no one breaks out there sales, not even Genesis. https://carfigures.com/us-market-brand/genesis/gv80
  5. This is so true, there is no way we will ever go back to the 1980's or early 1990's of assembly line jobs. Even if part makers and complete auto assembly lines come into the U.S. they will be heavily roboticized and as such, you will need educated repair people for the robots, but the days of so much human manual work is over. Trump says free trade killed American auto jobs. That’s not the whole story
  6. I was surprised by it also, but Kia has stated that is the number they believe they will be able to sell here.
  7. Nice assortment of physical buttons to touch screen. Nice looking interior that appears to be spacious.
  8. Sharp profile, They are really bringing it compared to everyone else from a Style standpoint. I can see this being a big hit for them this year depending on where it is built, the amount of local versus non-U.S. product content so the Tariffs could hit hard or hardly at all.
  9. Excited to see all the Korean options. I wonder if they could shock everyone with a Reveal of the Kia EV Pickup? Supposedly based on their EV day held in Spain they did say that they will have a midsize EV pickup and are expecting to sell 90,000 a year.
  10. Awesome, those are usually great deals. Enjoy the cruise. Where in Europe will it end? Do you have a port list?
  11. Cruise to where?
  12. Info on the Neutron Bike.
  13. WOW, Who knew that in 2019 a company in Florida started to make Tron bikes. They have a sold out Yamaha powered V version, but the clear winner is that they have 3 levels of an EV Tron Bike called the Neutron. Companies web site: https://parkerbrothersconcepts.com/neutron/
  14. Looks like self driving marketing deception is about to come crashing down to earth as China is looking to do what we have done for decades in protective measures of driving and what Musk is wanting to dismantle as he thinks Tesla knows better than the Feds. 3 Lives Lost, $15B Gone—Xiaomi’s SU7 Crash Is a Wake-Up Call for the EV Industry
  15. I agree, Genesis is nailing it compared to other auto brands as they keep cars and SUVs going.
  16. Awesome, NO DOOR DINGS!!!! Love having space to myself. Relaxing and recharging Robert?
  17. Running nationally across all streaming platforms and social media platforms, Genesis will be running a "Blank Canvas" campaign. This will reflect on the brand's unique position in the automotive industry as unrestrained by expectations and driven by new chapters. Genesis is pushing the "Blank Canvas" as the unbounded by tradition, allowing the designers and engineers to pursue the ultimate luxury ambitions without any limitations. Genesis customers have so far stated that they resonate with the brand based on the trailblazing passion for constantly evolving and cultivating new moments. Beauty and Details is what brings the Genesis concepts to life with philosophy, as they craft and reinvent the future of automotive passion. To quote Amy Marentic, chief marketing officer. “The ability to be untethered from past legacy is one of Genesis’ biggest strengths as a disrupter in the market. Our ‘Blank Canvas’ campaign is a celebration of our brand’s fearless spirit in pursuing new adventures while continuously evolving to best fit the needs of our customers.” This campaign will feature television and social media streaming spots with visuals of the brands products such as the GV80 SUV and G90 Flagship sedan. It will also include the concepts of the Neolun SUV that is coming at the GV90 EV SUV and the x Gran Berlinetta. Watch for the latest on Genesis website as well as well as various platforms as Genesis rolls out their "Blank Canvas" marketing campaign.
  18. Running nationally across all streaming platforms and social media platforms, Genesis will be running a "Blank Canvas" campaign. This will reflect on the brand's unique position in the automotive industry as unrestrained by expectations and driven by new chapters. Genesis is pushing the "Blank Canvas" as the unbounded by tradition, allowing the designers and engineers to pursue the ultimate luxury ambitions without any limitations. Genesis customers have so far stated that they resonate with the brand based on the trailblazing passion for constantly evolving and cultivating new moments. Beauty and Details is what brings the Genesis concepts to life with philosophy, as they craft and reinvent the future of automotive passion. To quote Amy Marentic, chief marketing officer. “The ability to be untethered from past legacy is one of Genesis’ biggest strengths as a disrupter in the market. Our ‘Blank Canvas’ campaign is a celebration of our brand’s fearless spirit in pursuing new adventures while continuously evolving to best fit the needs of our customers.” This campaign will feature television and social media streaming spots with visuals of the brands products such as the GV80 SUV and G90 Flagship sedan. It will also include the concepts of the Neolun SUV that is coming at the GV90 EV SUV and the x Gran Berlinetta. Watch for the latest on Genesis website as well as well as various platforms as Genesis rolls out their "Blank Canvas" marketing campaign. View full article
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