I've been saying for about 5 years now that this is potentially a billion dollar market waiting to happen. Even more so now with many large economies looking at

I've been saying for about 5 years now that this is potentially a billion dollar market waiting to happen. Even more so now with many large economies looking at aggressive forced electric car purchases. Congratulations to those guys for getting the business off the ground. Another potentially massive market will be in making "legacy" cars become autonomous, but that's still unknown as to when that market will really hit off as the technology still isn't there (or approved of by law makers). Still, moving first on that could really be big. In general I think there is a massive market in old vehicles that isn't been capitalized on. Of course you have scrap, part selling, fixing, etc - but some of these working vehicles (with little wrong) get scrapped for no reason. From a green carbon footprint stand point, a lot of the car's carbon footprint is in making the vehicle itself. When you buy a 10+ year old car I think you're doing more to save the planet, regardless of whether the emissions are higher.