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Maybe this is naive, but wouldn't the solution be not to sell the cars in Baltimore? It's not that large of a market and there are local car manufacturers there
by g42gregory 3y ago
Maybe this is naive, but wouldn't the solution be not to sell the cars in Baltimore? It's not that large of a market and there are local car manufacturers there as well. Maybe require in the user agreement not to drive to Baltimore either, similar to the rental car agreements that don't allow for the cars to be driven to Mexico?
- r00fus 3y agoI mean, like, people relocate and stuff or go into other cities to buy cars. Banning sales isn't going to do much other than a middle finger to Baltimore. Kia/Hyundai need to fix their security flaw.
- poorbutdebtfree 3y agoYou can't legally purchase a firearm in Baltimore..
- 1MachineElf 3y agoIndeed. Yet in Baltimore I've seen GrubHub drivers openly carrying and wearing body armor.
- tzs 3y ago> Maybe this is naive, but wouldn't the solution be not to sell the cars in Baltimore? It's not that large of a market and there are local car manufacturers there as well. Baltimore may not be a large market, but there are also several other cities suing, and at least 18 state attorney generals have gotten involved. That's a much larger market than Baltimore.