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G. David Felt

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  1. I would suggest all your accounts change the password and make sure you use the upper and lower letters, with symbols and numbers. That makes it much harder to hack.
  2. Durango FAILED as a full size SUV. They need to keep it in the size it is and if they want a full size SUV for Dodge, then bring out something New like you said based on the Full size RAM Wagoneer or what ever Jeep calls it.
  3. Maybe holding back some details for the Geneva show?
  4. I am happier as @Drew Dowdell pointed out to me on my comment on the picture, it is a hatchback, so not the traditional 4 door coupe. As far as the interior, Drew is hoping for a high end cloth treatment and that might not play well with pictures but could be very nice and warm to the touch. I hope the interior has options for various high end cloth options for a warm soft touch throughout. Would love a Mocha theme interior, Ocean theme, Forest Theme and City theme. I think you could have some very nice luxury cloth interiors.
  5. Had an ICE component, they are moving to go all EV. ICE to sell till the EV family is out. Then sell both as the market switches over and then retire ICE.
  6. I love model railroads! The Kirkland Washington Train Station store is just awesome! If your into trains check out their website, I can spend hours here looking and playing. http://www.eastsidetrains.com/
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    Tesla 3 yes, but I was thinking Tesla S which has the same dash screen and the large center stack screen or has that changed recently?
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    That would be very cool to have a premium cloth option over leather.
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    Did not realize that till after your story was published, that is OK then as I can get behind a Hatchback. Thank you for pointing that out.
  10. Have to say while I believe the Coupe look to be tired and overused, this car is far better looking than the Tesla 3. Way to go Polestar!
  11. I can respect and understand that. Yet past and for me 2yr old experience is still showing that their 28 yrs last entry in the US has not really improved much. Yet that again is based on my last experience 2yrs ago.
  12. Car insurance was stated as self driving service cars will make people not need auto insurance as they will not have their own auto. I think they are making a crazy assumption that everyone will move to paying for auto service of getting from A to B using a Lyft or Uber type service. Not me, I love to drive. Keys, I can see this happening as I see more and more keyless home door locks and fobs for auto's. I can see the push to go away from keys. Again not for everyone. The remotes, I can see happen as more and more electronics move to using voice control. Guess the household will have shouting matches over what channel to watch.
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    I actually like the look in Grey or what ever this color is over the white color.
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    Not a bad looking car, but very tired of the coupe look.
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    I wonder how people will feel about this whole cloth approach?
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    WOW, this is definitely a minimalist wet dream dash.
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    A page out of the Tesla playbook?
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    Like this clean but very straight forward layout.
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    Nice looking but looks like not much head room.
  20. Sounds like a road trip south to visit family after picking up the Media car.
  21. Any Idea what their Fragrance AMG#63 smells like? I see it has the S-Class large LCD Display. Some interesting tech spec, I wonder how the start/stop feels. Be interesting to see if you can get it for a review @Drew Dowdell Would love to know your thoughts on driving it for a week.
  22. I agree that it does not hurt to have more options, but their history carries a ton of baggage like Fiat and I would have to question if Fiat even makes a profit here with the ton of auto's sitting on their lots. This is more of those of us that have run our own businesses challenge their ability to actually make money and break even let alone a profit especially bringing in an auto line of product that the history has shown was garbage and some still see as garbage.
  23. https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/did-you-know/10-everyday-items-that-will-be-extinct-before-you-know-it/ss-BBU3AMn?li=BBnb7Kz#image=1 10 Everyday Items that will become Extinct before you know it. Do you agree with the list? Desktop Computers Keys Physical college text books Televisions Manual Transmissions Analog watches Car Insurance Remote controls DVDs Incandescent lightbulbs I can see many of these changing but not totally going away. Television is one area that for some virtual reality headsets might replace their TV, but having tried from the latest $2,300 version from Microsoft to Dell's and others, just not for me. What do you think?
  24. Or, GM executives used Opel to hid losses that causes GM to Bankrupt in the first place. GM has always had too many name plates. I honestly think PSA and a few other companies will end up in Bankruptcy also as they struggle with way to many name plates.
  25. True, but when you add what other OEMs have as standard at a lower price, I ended up with a $52K RS AWD that I had to question why would I pay that for a Chevy.
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