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by autoliteInline 5y ago
So the foreign buyers enter in a partnership with a bank like they do in parts of Mexico. Net change = nothing.
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by autoliteInline 5y ago
You do have to wonder how people drove around when scarcely any vehicle was AWD/4WD. Having said that, good snow tires are magic.
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by autoliteInline 5y ago
It would be interesting to know just how many cars ever have their back seats used. You can argue that the average car should either be a 2wd Tacoma or a Miata.
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by autoliteInline 5y ago
I don't doubt that a new Hot Wheels car is inferior to one from 1968, but then they cost about a dollar in 1968. Honestly I don't remember anyone having Matchbox cars. It's the kind of thing you'd own if you wanted a mo
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by autoliteInline 5y ago
>a few hand-me-down Hot Wheels made in England in the 70s That's interesting. I thought they were all Hong Kong or US manufacture. I wonder when that started. Looking back, the car culture was really something. Not just cartoonis
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by autoliteInline 5y ago
I wonder if there isn't a market for a COVID vaccine that the inevitable variants aren't resistant to. If you kept it to a small group of customers, it would maintain it's value and be worth $$$$ to them potentially.
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by autoliteInline 5y ago
How about pricing tiers: 1, 2, 3, 4
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by autoliteInline 5y ago
I just fired up a Win10 machine for the first time in some while in order to run specific software. Good gawd. It was finally useful about 4 hours later after all the updates and tomfoolery. Never again.
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by autoliteInline 5y ago
It seems safe to me to assume that US government security is mostly to keep secrets from it's own citizens. Foreign intelligence agencies know about pretty much everything.
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by autoliteInline 5y ago
it's easier to count dead people. it's harder to obfuscate the numbers. One value is that you can see increases/trends/etc. and they are actually meaningful. Generally, you do find this: . Include suicide in stats...is