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Would You Rather a 2017 Chevy Volt or a 1997 Acura Integra
G. David Felt replied to oldshurst442's topic in The Lounge
You should go test drive one, they actually handle real well and are pretty tight when you throw them around. Much better than many would realize and I think is the reason for why 93% of Volt owners buy another one. -
Guess I am dating myself as we have the most cranes of any city right now in North America and I still wear Nautica cloths.
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They are not a bust and you know that. Do they make a profit? No, but then neither did Petro in the early years. Everyone knows this is the chicken or egg issue and PSA Idiots are looking to blame someone for their poor review of Opel. Business never says or shows anything up front. Everyone tries their best to make money and somethings do not work out. EVs are the future, the changeover will be hard for some that ignor that the climate is changing and the ocnblu (get it?) will flood their home area. If everyone took the head in the sand approach, change nothing, create nothing keep status quo, then we would still be living in a very dark era.
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I can understand that idea. Guess only having dealt with Enterprise products from Samsung, I have not had that kind of experience where they just drop ya. Had that with other tech companies though.
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Those ASSumptions from the Chinese Vendor are features for their hacking operations!
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Have to say it is a nice looking CUV, Love the warm brown interior but the back seat looks really tight at least from the photo. Wonder how much a fully loaded AWD version will go for in comparison to say a Chevy or Mazda?
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Be interesting to see how this stacks up against Toshiba SCiB batteries?
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Have to say that I am interested in this new Navigator after seeing this Video review of the new baby! https://www.autoblog.com/9102cdcd-e69c-4af0-9534-79ac9a0a09e6
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Lexus adds a row to the 2018 RX: Comments
G. David Felt replied to Drew Dowdell's topic in LA Auto Show
If Lexus had actually did some market checking, they might have realized a clean sheet design was needed as the amount of people on every auto web site I have visited from Autoblog, to MT, etc. have nothing positive about this inside or out as everyone thinks it is ugly. The only thing I have seen that is positive is the comment that Lexus Lemming owners will buy it regardless.- 9 replies
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Samsung Battery Breakthrough Fast Charging and 45% Capacity Increase Samsung NewsRoom Announcement SAIT (Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology) has announced a breakthrough in developing a graphene ball coating that covers the nickel-rich cathodes and lithium-based anodes. So one would ask what is the big deal? As you increase the speed of recharging a battery, it wears down the anode and cathode. The graphene ball coating not only prevents this, but also allows for an increase in capacity to go along with the faster recharging. This improves the cyclability of charging / depleting a battery. This tech also has proven to allow for a very highly stable battery with no loss of power at 60 degrees Celsius or 140 degrees Fahrenheit which is key for any electronic device but even more so for electric auto's. Graphene is 100 times more effective than copper in conducting electricity and 140 times times faster than silicon. Samsung says this technology allows them to take a conventional EV battery that would require 4hrs under current fast charge technology and reduce it to 12 minutes. To quote their new release: "SAIT’s research results are covered in-depth in this month’s edition of the science journal Nature Communications in an article entitled, “Graphene balls for lithium rechargeable batteries with fast charging and high volumetric energy densities.”SAIT has also filed two applications for the “graphene ball” technology patent in the US and Korea."
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Cool Racing, Damn those Cheetahs are fast!
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Toyota FT-AC Concept Wants To Go On An Adventure: Comments
G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in LA Auto Show
Agree, the current 4Runner with that ugly predator type mouth is ugly and this is just a piss poor improvement, but improvement nonetheless.- 8 replies
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PSA Idiots, this was their poor checking and to cut the Ampera-E so they do not have the loss of cash on an EV and blaming GM. Tough Luck, you guys had your chance, now deal with the fall out of your poor mgmt planning.
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Toyota FT-AC Concept Wants To Go On An Adventure: Comments
G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in LA Auto Show
Plenty of Potential, Wish Toyota would figure out how to have some cool concept names as FT-AC is just stupid even though it stands for Future Toyota Adventure Concept. Wonder why not just go FTAC? Top holding bin is interesting and I do not see any drain holes, so a mini pool when it rains?- 8 replies
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Would You Rather a 2017 Chevy Volt or a 1997 Acura Integra
G. David Felt replied to oldshurst442's topic in The Lounge
Easy, the VOLT all the way baby! No garbage Acura for me. Plus I can squeeze into a Volt but not in the Acura. -
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2018 Jeep Wrangler Balances Evolution and Revolution: Comments
G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in LA Auto Show
Easy, people who fear Hybrids and 48 volt electrical systems like Ocnblu. -
Cadillac Destroyed the competition in GT Racing this year as it came to a close. http://media.cadillac.com/media/us/en/cadillac/racing.detail.html/content/Pages/news/us/en/2017/oct/cadillac-racing/1007-championship.html?evar36=MRM_eml_ca_hr_Racing_eNews2_1117_15146153038 Seems BMW and MB need to step up their game if they want to be serious about being a driving machine!
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ATS, CTS, DTS, XTS, CT#, XT# are all forgettable. These auto's will just pass by people who look at the auto industry. Most of BMW and MB auto's are forgettable in the Alphabet crap soup. What we remember is the Names. Cadillac could change everything right now for 2018 and no one would care making the cars and CUVs name based.
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Considering that I cannot fit in my sister's 5 year old Mazda 6, I have to assume I will not be able to fit into this one either. Like the looks of the black dash, hate the white, talk about a dirt magnet. It should continue to sell for them, how well is another question considering that peeps are moving to CUVs.
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2018 Jeep Wrangler Balances Evolution and Revolution: Comments
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Sharp, I love the look of that Rubicon! Interesting 48 Volt Hybrid electrical system, did they rent it from MB? -
2018 Nissan Kicks Loses the Quirkiness of the Juke: Comments
G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in LA Auto Show
No matter what none of the cars look good in any of the colors they show it in.- 12 replies
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2018 Nissan Kicks Loses the Quirkiness of the Juke: Comments
G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in LA Auto Show
We'll this is better than the butt ugly Juke, but then anything would be better I think than the Juke. Interior is nice for an entry level auto.- 12 replies
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