Newmark's Door

I make no brief for the methodology, but I like that Raleigh NC is ranked #1.

UPDATE: link provided now.

The Toyota "Hilux" is popular in a number of countries.

I agree with this argument: just because somebody will probably make money selling EVs, does not mean--at all--that everybody will.

"Level 2-assisted driving, especially in-city driving, is worse than useless. It's stupid."

Good idea.

Even without the obvious questions about energy for recharging, however, the LAT raises a series of environmental issues with the necessary mining to sustain production of EVs.

"Every year since 1978 in the United States".

Well, "never" is a long time. But I can readily believe that they won't in the next five, maybe even ten years.

A nice story: America still is the land of opportunity.

The inimitable Thunderf00t destroys--yet again--Elon's hellacious overpromising. (26-minute video.)

Just-in-time inventory makes things cheaper, but it's a more fragile supply-chain arrangement.

Related: video which argues--in the second half--it's not just-in-time that's at fault, its poorly implemented just-in-time that's to blame.

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